Sentence examples for a bracket of from inspiring English sources

Playing by those rules, Gonzaga could no longer be David, America's underdog of choice in a bracket of Goliaths.

You'll hear about pepper, although of a particular kind that he's chosen carefully for its heat or color, like the pale red pepper from southern France on a bracket of whipped cream beside the layers of eel and foie gras.

The buttons on the right show our money prediction (in which the biggest spender always wins), along with a bracket of this year's actual results, where shaded circles represent our correct picks.

Adam Yates had flown under the radar on the opening stages – which is the objective of anyone with their sights on a high overall placing – but sprinted strongly for eighth and is now 13th overall, just behind Daniel Martin of Ireland in a bracket of 16 riders covered by 11sec and led by Froome in fifth overall.

Their young and exciting squad are a year older and a year wiser, the addition of Theo Fages from Salford is a fantastic one and the Super League title is once again a realistic goal – although they will be in a bracket of at least five or six sides who believe they can win the title in 2016.

This way you avoid the New Zealand income tax, which hits a bracket of 39% on incomes over the equivalent of $45,000.

You're kind of a bracket on your own – which is fine.

Such combinations require a bracketing of the minimum before the optimization can be started [34].

The effectiveness of the selected techniques for engineering design purposes is verified by comparing the results obtained by solving a few benchmarks and a real structural engineering problem concerning an engine bracket of a car.

Mistress America is knowingly erudite in a way that a certain bracket of American cinema is unashamed to be – take Alex Ross Perry's recent bookish Listen Up Philip or Josh Radnor's 2012 campus-set Liberal Arts.

Equation (III) is also called a "bracket factor of the first kind".