Sentence examples for a better umbrella from inspiring English sources

You could label their songs "soul" for lack of a better umbrella term, because tracks such as Mama Says, River and Oya deal with yearning, suffering and spirituality.

What this city needs to avoid falling into "anarchy" and "complete chaos" on rainy days, she said, is better umbrella etiquette.

"We love it because the opportunity to band together under one umbrella creates a better opportunity for all our LPs," says Kapoor Collins, who is raising a $50 million fund and says she already has numerous capital commitments from investors who like Shatter's mission, which is to back female entrepreneurs who've raised seed funding already.

So Templeton is very open to broad, transdisciplinary kinds of things, big questions and things, for want of a better word, we put under the umbrella of complex adaptive systems.

The finalists in the better-umbrella category were the Pollinate Umbrella (made of recycled materials and entirely biodegradable); the Penta, which collects rain so that it can be used later to water garden plants; and the Crayella (the eventual winner), which featured easy-to-repair ribs.

The umbrella thing would be that I know that when I come out of this experience, I'll be a better actor.

The party was criticised for its unfocused strategy while traditional Labour voters considered the party's association with the Conservatives under the Better Together umbrella campaign to be a betrayal.

Gordon Brown, who commands rather more respect north of Hadrian's wall than in the London bubble, is about to publish his own thoughts, and has been tiptoeing under the Better Together umbrella after originally reserving his appearances forUnited with Labour.

Better bring an umbrella.

Those states that have sheltered under a benign American umbrella had better start assessing their own self-sufficiency.

It has become a staple in strip-club anthems like "Make It Rain," by Fat Joe, featuring Lil Wayne ("Gotta handful of stacks, better grab an umbrella").