Sentence examples for a sequence of great from inspiring English sources

Photogenic, savvy and coming off a sequence of great singles that climaxed with Fools Gold, the Stone Roses caught a new mood in pop: an expansive, inclusive neo-psychedelic fusion of rock and dance that sounded like freedom – an open window after all that stuffiness.

In two other local newspaper reviews, critics praised the song's inclusion in a sequence of greatest hits.

It is one of a sequence of equally great films that Buñuel made in the 1960s.

Another important conclusion is that one of the medieval earthquakes reported in the Kathmandu valley chronicles (1344 AD, or 1408 AD which is more questionable to historians) may have ruptured the Main Frontal Thrust in central-western Nepal within a sequence of three great earthquakes which ruptured the front from eastern to western Nepal between 1255 and 1505 AD.

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So, (sigma _1) or (sigma _2) must be a sequence of length greater than one, and so by Lemma 3, it follows that (gamma in mathrm{ns(dom}(m))). (square ).

The scale of his playing, meanwhile, matched both the gracefully Mozartian Second Concerto and the energetic grandeur of the Fifth – a work whose bold and heroic manner inspired a notable sequence of great piano concertos throughout the entire Romantic era.

The palace chapel, called the Arena Chapel (decorated c. 1305 13; see photograph), is a masterpiece in which all the lessons of Roman mural painting were translated into a narrative sequence of great economy and expressiveness.

The great hall replaced an earlier sequence of great halls on the same site, and was heavily influenced by Edward III's design at Windsor Castle.

A gene was classed as present if in each of the blast results it had a sequence match of greater than 60 nt in length (at least the length of the probes on the array) with greater than 60% sequence identity and an expected value less than 0.01.

After Slovenia's schlocky start, Israel broke the ice of terribleness with a Fiddler-on-the-Roof-ish rap and then...a sequence of great songs!