Sentence examples for a very abbreviated from inspiring English sources

Weather Underground's, Weather Quickie appears to provide little more, opening to a very abbreviated look at current weather, but click on "complete forecast" and you get comprehensive predictions.

Eventually the gizmo, which can destroy the universe, turns up and proves useful against a 40-foot-high alien "Hot Chick" who terrifies a mall while delighting men and boys as she strides over in a very abbreviated miniskirt.

Although the cosmological argument does not figure prominently in Asian philosophy, a very abbreviated version of it, proceeding from dependence, can be found in Udayana's Nyāyakusumāñjali I,4.

Because our telephone questionnaire needed to screen for all relevant variables (age, native language, MRI safety issues, etc)., it contained only a very abbreviated assessment of belief.

Fibroblasts from these individuals show accelerated ageing in vitro, with WS and AT fibroblasts having a very abbreviated replicative capacity and HGPS fibroblasts showing high levels of apoptosis (Tollefsbol and Cohen 1984; Tchirkov and Lansdorp 2003; Bridger and Kill 2004).

I do a very abbreviated book tours.

"It's all very abbreviated as far as the growth of the band goes," Mr. Schatz said.

(That's an abbreviated list. Very abbreviated).

Blue Hill's very abbreviated menu manages to pull off a few more surprises, like the bright-red "ravioli" that accompanied a chunk of braised cod one evening.

This very abbreviated example illustrate the organization of data in a CIF.

Unmindful of their gray hair, untaut skin, wrinkles and varicose veins, they pose like cheerfully kittenish Alberto Vargas pinups, in full makeup and nude or in very abbreviated attire.