Sentence examples for an series from inspiring English sources

The party congress is at the heart of a procedural facade that presents the handover as the result of an series of bottom-up decisions.

Tony Blair's government asked Sir John Mortimer to set up an independent committee which unanimously recommended that the plinth should continue to be used for an series of temporary works of art.

They didn't exhaust me or come to seem overly coy or precious, which can happen when they appear one after another in an series that demands your unalloyed attention.

He set up a livestream to his Paisley Park studio but the #PRINCEGLOBAL PARTY barely featured Prince at all: people got to watch an series of interviews with his collaborators, before he played all of three songs and the stream ended.

Having rejoined the paper on demobilisation, he moved to the Daily Herald in 1954, before embarking on an series of eclectic job-hops that led to him working for Illustrated magazine, where he became deputy editor; the Daily Express, writing caption-story material for the groundbreaking Photonews; the Daily Mail and the Observer, where he was art editor (1961-62).

The move is the latest is an series of recent events that has dramatically eased tensions on the Korean Peninsula.

The plagioclase (Ab-An) series exhibits essentially complete solid solution at both high and low temperatures; coupled substitution of sodium and silicon by calcium and aluminum occurs.

A series of blows?

Again, a series.

A series was born.

What a series.