Sentence examples similar to a spate of various from inspiring English sources
Over the years, he edited a spate of dictionaries for various publishers; for abour five years, until his retirement in the mid-1990s, he was the executive editor of the dictionary division of Random House.
A spate of bills introduced in various states now takes aim squarely at the parents.
There has been a spate of dairyman suicides, several of them in California.
Austen's Darcy turns 200 this year (in case it's been possible to miss that marketing juggernaut) and there's been a spate of speculation on his endurance, his various incarnations, and why Jane Austen is inimitable.
The Michigan Democrat originally advocated for Renteria to replace Bart Chilton, a CFTC commissioner whose term expired in April, but Renteria emerged as a top candidate in recent months to replace Gensler as chairman after the previous leading contender received a spate of negative publicity surrounding his positions on various rules.
That's the premise behind a spate of recent books and Web sites touting plant-heavy diets of various far-away places.
The New York Times launched its ongoing "Great Divide" feature not too long ago; a spate of new books, reports, studies and opinion pieces have taken up various aspects of the problem; and then there is French economist Thomas Piketty's book.
But a spate of attacks a decade ago reinforced the notion of them as bloodthirsty man-eaters.
There has been a spate of assassinations.
There was a spate of such letters.
