Sentence examples for a brief slice of from inspiring English sources
The race itself takes in only a brief slice of the neighborhood, in the northwest corner.
Later that evening, inside the chapel, she plays an exuberant and sensational 17-song set, which includes a Bob Dylan cover, "Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues", and a brief slice of Michael Jackson's "The Way You Make Me Feel".
The episode is a series of short skits, each showing a brief slice of life in Springfield after Bart wonders if anything interesting happens to Springfield's citizens: 1. Bart and Milhouse spit and squirt condiments from a highway overpass onto cars, then go to the Kwik-E-Mart.
And yes, the evening ended with an amusingly brief slice of that American favorite, the Mexican Hat Dance.
For us the poetry and pathos of those rudimentary artifacts — brief slices of life — come mainly from their mere survival, while the people in them, and the people who made them, are long gone.
By contrast, the Retentional view can seem almost perverse: why think that our apparently immediate experience of change and persistence is in fact packaged into momentary (or extremely brief) slices of experience?
In brief, slices of nodule tissue were high pressure frozen (BAL-TEC HPF 010), freeze substituted for 5 days at −90°C in acetone containing 2% osmium tetroxide, warmed and embedded in Spurrs resin; thin sections stained with uranyl and lead salts were imaged in a LEO 912 AB energy filter TEM.
A brief description of the slice sampling in one dimension is as follows.
Why, you might ask, should a brief clip of a rat dragging a slice of pizza down the steps of the New York subway capture everyone's imagination?
The show is really a slice of a very brief two years in Picasso's life".
Paul Bennett, founder of Context Travel, says his clients fall into two categories: those who see a walking tour led by an expert as an opportunity to "go back to school for three hours" and those who enjoy a brief introduction to a slice of art history or architecture.
