Sentence examples for a sequence like from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a sequence like" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when you want to refer to a specific type of sequence or provide an example of a sequence that resembles another. Example: "In mathematics, we often encounter a sequence like the Fibonacci series, which has unique properties."
The strokes of his brush come in a sequence, like words in a sentence.
In a sequence like that, pacing is everything; the audience must be kept on the hook.
"We had a sequence like a perfume ad, with her drinking tea and Christian Bale brushing her hair".
Rovers started the season with 30 points from their first 12 matches and it could be many, many years until they ever complete a sequence like that again.
He could still count and recite a sequence like 2, 4, 6, 8, but he was incapable of counting downward from 9, differentiating odd and even numbers, or recognizing the numeral 5 when it was flashed in front of him.
Yet in a sequence like "Sympathy" (five pieces linking court cases to human dramas, touching variously on irony, guilt, pity, revenge, love and anger), Armitage is at his intriguing best, giving distinctive voices to diverse human experiences.
Instead, M. californianus has two largely overlapping putative mORFs that do not contain a poly-A sequence like the other three species and are completely diverse from them.
The majority of extracted strings are likely to be bona fide DNA sequences, since out of 3443 articles published before 1960 [i.e. prior to the advent of nucleic acid sequencing (Holley et al., 1965)], only one article contains a sequence-like string (which was caused by an OCR error).
On the set opener, "Bob's Blues," Mr. Frahm spelled out a sequence of Coltrane-like chord substitutions.
Austerlitz W. G. Sebald Posthumously published volume in a sequence of dream-like fictions spun from memory, photographs and the German past.
While this selection may not boast a major sequence like Love and a Life or Sonnets from Scotland, the book still crackles with all the curiosity, wit and playful intelligence that made Morgan such a celebrated and loved poet.
