Sentence examples for appearing more than from inspiring English sources

They started appearing more than four years ago, and the earliest versions used patterns from cartridges and digital memory cards.

She was also popular with servicemen, white and black, during World War II, appearing more than a dozen times on the Army radio program "Command Performance".

Her carefully layered shots had a sculptural quality; the glass-matte ostrich egg, appearing more than twenty feet tall, protruded from the screen as if it had been hurled right through it.

It is a convergence that began appearing more than a year ago, when corporate Japan began an unprecedented overseas buying spree long before it was clear that Wall Street would succumb to subprime wounds.

"Me," he told an interviewer last year, "I'm thinking, like a Caribbean, why can't we have 'em both simultaneously?" His first novel, appearing more than a decade after Drown, tries to do just that.

"At times," she writes, "I felt like C.I.A. agent Carrie Mathison on the TV show Homeland, desperately trying to get her arms around a sinister conspiracy and appearing more than a little frantic in the process".

He appeared more than happy to do so.

And the media appears more than willing to cooperate.

And they appeared more than able to stay at the top for a while.

The first stone house on the path appears more than an hour later.

"You recognize her she appears more than once in 'Guernica,' " she said.