Sentence examples for a spot or a from inspiring English sources

The sample is added as a spot or a thin strip at one end of the plane.

You see a spot or a rash on your baby's perfect, delicious skin, so you press a glass on it, just to be sure.

The MRF polishing technology is to create a spot or a wedge on the surface of a part.

The interface is pretty straightforward — you just enter your zip code, how far you're willing to travel, whether you're looking for a "spot" or a class, and in the latter case, the class type, and then you get a list of results.

But finding a spot, or a niche, in a government-run columbarium (buildings where urns are stored) involves a lengthy wait that can take years.

By thresholding the image by some large pixel intensity that is well above the background intensity level but within the range of the vRNA signal (around 2000 in our experience), all contiguous objects with over 50 pixels represent a spot or a bright artifact.

"I don't know if it's an oversight, a blind spot or just a taste thing.

They can help you out of a tight spot, or put a rush an order for you.

And that's true if you're creating a mobile app, a TV spot or even a PowerPoint.

Hang a curtain in a corner spot, or use a garage toilet or similar area.

To most people, that means scattering over a beloved spot, or choosing a tasteful urn.