Sentence examples for a hawking from inspiring English sources
If a 200-page book's average Kindle highlight appears on page 200, that gives it a Hawking Index (or HI) of 100%.
Theoretically, that should be an easier task since P.J. Tucker, a hawking defender, was added to the fold in late February.
Dr Unruh therefore suggested the sonic equivalents of black holes, "dumb holes", might exist, might be made in a laboratory and might emit a Hawking radiation made of phonons.
Still, when Ó Briain gets his copy of A Brief History of Time signed by his hero, with a Hawking thumbprint, those soaring strings seem, just for a second, to be entirely justified.
He copies out a hawking book he finds in the reference section of his library, and plans to cannibalise a pair of his mother's leather gloves for jesses (straps).
It served as a hawking field, and its name is Japanese for "three hawks". The Mitaka station on the Chūō Line (railway) was opened in 1931, and industry subsequently developed there.
Donald Trump Jr is hawking a book.
"A hawk got it, probably".
