Sentence examples for a patch of a from inspiring English sources

Mongell is scruffy, with a patch of a beard, and he left the meeting feeling agitated: "For me, it's like people being forced to the back of a bus in the fifties.

I like to think, though, that its inner qualities are peculiarly Welsh, and by setting his story in so spare and disregarded a patch of a generally spare and disregarded little country, Sheers has given it an extra charge of allegory.

On a building site gazed over by the latticed middle finger that is Centre Point, Amy Lamé, writer, entertainer, sometime Pink List National Treasure and recently appointed as London's first "night tsar" by Sadiq Khan, explained to a hi-vised, hard-hatted showbiz camera crew why flattening a patch of a conservation area has been a good idea.

The theory is based on the assumption that each element of integration in the Kirchhoff integral is a patch of a circular cylinder perpendicular to the plane of incidence.

This seems a plausible explanation for related intriguing findings in which radiologists are above chance in detecting an abnormality in a patient when shown whole mammograms of a contralateral normal breast (Experiment 2) or only a patch of a mammographic image that does not actually contain the mass (Evans et al., 2016, Experiment 4).

A patch of a red, silver, black, and white guitar shown hitting a baseball is located on the left sleeve.

A rabbit hid in a patch of wildflowers.

A wet hare hopped in a patch of ivy.

After a few attempts she saw a patch of blood.

A white ladybug lands on a patch of moss.

Student protesters turned a patch of lawn into a sanctuary free of dissenting opinions and journalists.