Sentence examples for a great sequence of from inspiring English sources

On Rodgers and Hart's "I Didn't Know What Time It Was" — one of only two common standards on this record — there's a great sequence of her singing after a bass solo by Rodney Whitaker and a piano solo by Mr. Diehl.

In his shorter poems, Blake is almost entirely comprehensible and essentially rooted in our common world; he railed against the injustices of his day – poverty, conscription, the hypocrites who marched behind the banner of religion, for example – in a great sequence of poems called Songs of Experience, which were written and illustrated not too long before he created The Book of Urizen.

But once his Vanko is established as a very serious threat -- his attack on the F1 race car-driving Tony Stark at the Monaco Grand Prix is a great sequence -- he disappears for long stretches of the movie.

In contrast, gene pairs involved in conversions exhibit a greater sequence similarity in the range of 60 80%.

These six RNA segments exhibited a great deal of sequence diversity and no homologous sequences were observed between Alaska and California (Table 1).

In all, a total of 110 KNL1 orthologs, displaying a great variety of sequence properties, were used in this study (supplementary sequence file, Supplementary Material online).

Preliminary analysis of the Sanger sequencing data revealed a great diversity of sequences found based on their BLASTX matches.

In the last 5 years, the cotton EST project and genome sequencing project generated a great number of sequences that could promote the marker development, and thousands of EST-SSRs and BAC-end SSRs have been developed.

The 454-pyrosequencing yielded a great wealth of sequence data.

Accurate genome annotations are fundamental to a great variety of sequence analyses.

The Inc proteins represent 7 to 10% of each proteome and show a great degree of sequence diversity between species.