Sentence examples for applying something from inspiring English sources

While there's not much additional benefit in Sun Protection Factor over 50, you should be liberally (and frequently) applying something that's at least SPF 30.

But the presidential scholars do implicitly seem to be applying something like that standard: Harrison, who accomplished almost literally nothing, is not regarded as average but instead as the fourth-worst president.

But even if the question survives the many philosophical critiques of its intelligibility, there have been strong objections to applying "something cannot come from nothing" to the universe as a whole.

It also provides a way to control the direction in which a bit is magnetized without applying something else that has a direction, such as a magnetic field.

It's about animism, it's about applying something and the reference is digital superficiality.

However, TBA attended deliveries did report lower rates of applying something other than antiseptic to the cord stump.

The Royal Mail has to apply something known as "headroom" in fixing its price for this service.

Boots and Specsavers, two high-street stores, apply something like the franchise model to the distribution of spectacles.

"He was always trying to make sure that wherever possible we would apply something which is more ecological in the technology".

Michael Worton, vice-provost at UCL, says that by 2014, all undergraduates in every discipline will need a modern language at GCSE level to apply, something Cambridge already stipulates.

Simply apply something sharp to your forearm, carving the words "Pippa 4 Harry 4 Ever" (to leave you with an attractive "tattoo") and lightly drizzle over the fruit and cream.