Sentence examples for a fixture of a from inspiring English sources
And with her practiced perkiness and small-town news-anchor looks, she's become a fixture of a particularly 21st-century genre: the deadpan promo that looks like a goof but is actually a commercial, whether for a corporation trying to look hip, for one of her own projects, or both.
How a 50-year-old Mormon congressman from Utah became a fixture of a site known for coverage of Tinseltown is a curiosity to Capitol Hill aides.
About a landmark that was a fixture of the farming community.
"Neon signs have been a fixture of New York for nearly a hundred years," Khatchadourian writes.
In the right hands, though, Hulu stands a better chance of becoming a fixture of the inevitable online video oligopoly.
It's true that Of Mice and Men has been a fixture of many English departments for a long time.
Her idiosyncratic voice — at once clever and moving — was at first an oddity and, eventually, a fixture of the magazine.
The kits — the most popular model is known as a Wagbag — are becoming a fixture of camping gear.
Over the course of 30 years, 4,531 episodes and 23,000 guests, he became a fixture of national life and a part of the zeitgeist.
The right to a jury trial is extolled as a fixture of American justice, but a vast majority of people charged with crimes never see a trial.
Professor Gates has dozens of honorary degrees and is such a fixture of Harvard Square that a beloved student hangout named a burger after him.
