Sentence examples for an interesting batch of from inspiring English sources

Since this post was originally published, several readers from Britain have submitted an interesting batch of comments in the thread below, noting that there is no groundswell of support for arming police officers there.

After Zuckerberg and team return from the shareholder meeting (which included a very drawn-out Q&A session with an interesting batch of investors), perhaps they will take a more serious second look at updating their stance.

Just vary the quantities of each ingredient to get a new and interesting batch of goo.

Of the four, cinema is the pleasure which can consistently roll food, sex and countless other feelings, themes and experiences into one interesting batch of tiramisu and, more imporantly, you can look at it (I always crave steak when Glenn Ford bites into that slab of meat in The Big Heat; Lee Marvin's special serving of steaming hot coffee, not so much).

That morning, a member of the exam team told Michaelson's supervisor a New Delhi-born former corporate tax lawyer named Sanjay Wadhwa that there was "definitely some interesting chatter" in a batch of cryptic I.M.s from a person using the handle roomy81.

That morning, a member of the exam team told Michaelson's supervisor — a New Delhi-born former corporate tax lawyer named Sanjay Wadhwa — that there was "definitely some interesting chatter" in a batch of cryptic I.M.s from a person using the handle roomy81.

"It's nice to get a batch of interesting drum timbres to work with rather than the usual kick, snare, and hat sounds.

We identified an interesting, new kind of overfitting in the batch learning from logged bandit feedback scenario which we called propensity overfitting.

It is an interesting and diverse batch this time around.

Chief Executive Jeff Bezos kept things interesting by praising the "Tool Pig," an Amazon.com hardware reviewer (think garden tools, not PCs), and touting Pink Flamingos, while other Amazon execs coolly rolled out an impressive batch of numbers.

A bakery has prepared a batch of mince pies.