Sentence examples for As reproduced from inspiring English sources

Never mind John Terry's "six or seven" penalties, the four that Guus Hiddink saw, the three that the Madrid daily AS reproduced, the other three television station Antena 3 admitted Tom Henning Ovrebo had "swallowed", or even the one that Gerard Piqué owned up to.

As reproduced in his autobiography, Harrison's original lyrics for the final verse included lines that he would change before recording his version of the song.

As reproduced in I, Me, Mine, Harrison wrote the lyrics to "Living in the Material World" on portions of a torn-up envelope, which was previously addressed to Terry Doran at Apple Corps in central London, its postmark dated 7 November 1971.

As reproduced in I, Me, Mine, Harrison's handwritten lyrics show the opening chord as E minor and the bass line descending through every semitone from E down to B, followed by a change to a B7 chord; the second part of the verse, beginning on an A minor chord, then follows a descending sequence that he writes as "A – A flat – G – F – E – A", before arriving at D major.

As reproduced in Table 1, according to the values of clustering criteria, the set of simulated dynamics was split into six subsets, since it performs a significant decreasing in pseudo t2 statistics and corresponds to the first time the 0.85 threshold in R2 values is exceeded.

· tastesoflincolnshire.com The Pembrokeshire Food Guide, as reproduced on the county's website, is, if anything, a little too comprehensive.

"Christina's World," one of the mainstays of the collection at the Museum of Modern Art, is as familiar and as endlessly reproduced — and parodied — as Grant Wood's "American Gothic".

But those who formed it would have disavowed the name and simply regarded themselves as reproducing the style and quality of life they had been forced to abandon".

Biologists have long pondered why sex exists, as reproducing asexually seems to make better evolutionary sense.

In addition, the model reproduced behaviour of multi-fluid flow at the interface between different fluids, such as reproducing Kelvin–Helmholtz vortices and diffusion of salt.

Fitness is the ability of an organism to survive as well as reproduce in a given environment, and thus, successful adaptation is represented by better fitness.