Sentence examples for a third variation from inspiring English sources

Or more accurately, a third variation is winning — a combination of the two.

A third variation on the same question would be to ask President Morsi for his vision of an Israeli-Palestinian peace.

In a third variation, we had Dan cheat, but before preparing the taste samples, the other confederate, Hannah, began to sniffle and tear up.

IF PALLETT AND CLARK ACHIEVE POP liberation through technology, "chops" and a flair for performance, a third variation on the theme of musical self-sufficiency is presented by the curious case of Noah Lennox.

A third variation involved two or more large villages, each with various satellite settlements; in such systems, a designated "capital" village would be the residence of the principal chief as well as the setting for major rituals and political and economic negotiations.

However, a third variation of the basic model is the presence of an oligomeric intermediate (Eq. 5).

They ran through "Buffalo Gals," "Amazing Grace," "When the Saints Go Marching In," a very beginnerly "Boogie Woogie," and then—"More cabbage!"—a seventh variation on "Boil 'Em Cabbage Down".

It was Yachvili who provided a second variation on the kicking theme.

And he had presented a second variation, earlier in the summer, before a vast crowd of a hundred thousand at a march in Detroit.

We then have a second variation on The Killers as three menacing men arrive in the diner, a sardonic man in a black suit and dark glasses called Carl Fogarty Ed Harriss) and two rougher henchmen.

They ran through "Buffalo Gals," "Amazing Grace," "When the Saints Go Marching In," a very beginnerly "Boogie Woogie," and then — "More cabbage!" — a seventh variation on "Boil 'Em Cabbage Down".