Sentence examples for and more especially about from inspiring English sources

Taking all I knew about the snake-charmer in Derry and, more especially, about Chris the mod in London, I translated them as best I could to Brooklyn.

And much more, especially about the achievements and continuing importance of the European Union.

Still, he wanted to learn more, especially about making history more accessible to students who could not relate to it.

If you failed to answer "duct tape" to any of the above, you obviously need to learn more, especially about the last question.

We believe that future resources for reconstructing PIN will facilitate post-genome research more, especially about protein functions analysis.

I know a little bit more especially about my own work than they do.

Here are our favourite chemistry professors, telling us more about nobelium and especially, more about Alfred Nobel: [Video link]........................ Video journalist Brady Haran is the man with the camera and the University of Nottingham is the place with the chemists.

And we more especially love numbers that make good stories about phones.

Two years later, though, Kentucky teachers, along with teachers all over the country, began implementing the Common Core State Standards, which call for students to read appropriately complex texts, grapple with academic language, ground their ideas in evidence, and read more nonfiction, especially about history, science, and the arts.

Try using open-ended questions to get them to talk about themselves more, especially where they seem nervous about talking.

If you haven't used Goog-411 yet, give it a try: I've been using it more and more lately — especially when out and about — because it's often faster to call Goog-411 than to fire up my mobile browser.