Sentence examples for and specifically one from inspiring English sources
So how does the modern-day publisher, and specifically one who relies on advertising income to survive, make money in this ad-exchanged world?
After reading the responses regarding the man with the very loud radio in a gas station (Soapbox, Aug. 6), I thought of the effects on one's health, and specifically one's hearing.
From the beginning, we knew this would be a love story and specifically one in which our characters were holding on to a nostalgia of pure love that struggled to stay alive.
But if you decide you're going to spend all your efforts on just one particular chimpanzee troop, and specifically one individual, and the animal dies or nothing happens or filming permissions change, you're completely stuck.
Ice.com's website today operates as a marketplace, and specifically one that targets the middle of the market – meaning rings that are more likely around the $100 price point, not $5,000-plus, as on high-end sites.
Ice.com's website today operates as a marketplace, and specifically one that targets the middle of the market – meaning rings that are more likely around the $100 price point, not $5,000-plus, as on high-end sites.
Investors who like the recent Chinese data may still want to be wary of any stocks that have exposure to China's corruption economy, and specifically ones that rely on business from mistresses.
With a sound and vocal range perfectly attuned for a delicious remix, and more specifically one geared towards the deeper, more melodic ends of the dancefloor.
Instead, or so the rumor says, the MacBook Air rock a new Intel chip, and more specifically, one from the Sandy Bridge line.
But back to the studio, and assignments -- specifically, one that took him off West 37th Street.
The coalition is pushing for a more fair and accountable government, specifically one that will protect Illinois' key priorities that it says have been shortchanged for far too long, including education, health care, public safety and human services.
