Sentence examples for a string of observations from inspiring English sources

Aline Brosh McKenna, who also adapted The Devil Wears Prada, has discarded much of Pearson's plot, leaving behind a string of observations about how hilarious it is to go to work with baby food on your suit, interspersed with endless hand-wringing from Parker; if her complicated life really makes her feel so guilty, the question isn't how she does it, but why.

Worried that a new Entumbane clash would prompt the ZIPRA forces at Gwaai River Mine and Essexvale to join the fray, McKenna set up a string of observation posts on each of the roads leading towards Bulawayo.

In one paragraph he'll dismiss his magnificent Sweet Smell of Success - "Looking back I cannot say I am surprised at its poor reception" - and then move forward to a string of pithy observations: "Exposition is BORING unless it's in the context of some present dramatic tension or crisis".

Furthermore, the PST is capable of predicting the channel availability conditioned on a string of past channel observations which are of variable length.

As Engels and Diehr [ 6] comment, "this analysis hinges on the similarity of a known value following a string of missing values to other observations that are missing at that same time".

A string of defeats at recent regional elections confirms this observation.

This observation is then followed by a string of ethereal gottas and shoulds.

"In those days all the observations would come on little machines and it would be a string of numbers and you would have to plot them by hand on the weather map," she says.

It has suffered a string of setbacks.

A string of Louisiana archetypes followed.

He let loose a string of expletives.