Sentence examples for a slice of an from inspiring English sources

In the second room, a slice of an office environment is jammed into a corner, behind frosted glass.

The reward for enduring the regulatory maze and reputational risk of doing business in Burma is a slice of an economy with undoubted growth potential.

I want to present some version of a reality — a slice of an issue or a place or a culture or a group of people.

Mr. Moss draws a line back to a "bowl" made with a slice of an iron I-beam by Enzo Mari around 1957.

I spent the first half of the game in the media area staring at television sets, six of them side by side, each showing a slice of an American Sunday afternoon.

The changes illustrate the scramble that is under way among international magazines in Britain and America for a slice of an advertising market that increasingly depends on readers among Europe's growing business and entrepreneurial elite.

It's still a slice-of-a-slice of its advertising revenue, but it does represent some substantial upside.

It turns out, however, that Pax shareholders own a slice of a $4.2 billion a year engineering and infrastructure company called AECOM, headquartered in Los Angeles.

He's taken a slice of a success that has been three decades in the making?

When to just say, 'Done.'" With a whistle and a slice of a hand, he imitates a director's cut.

Dropbox, he believes, has a slice of a rapidly growing pie.