Sentence examples for array of items from from inspiring English sources
Current Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) systems typically flash an array of items from grey to white (GW).
Already, 3D printing technology is being used to manufacture a wide array of items – from auto parts and prototypes to human skin and organs.
The site can accommodate a dizzying array of items, from bottles, cans and newspapers to crockery, batteries, nappies, cigarette lighters, ballpoint pens and an improbably large number of broken mirrors.
Among the largest fairs in England, the Peterborough Festival of Antiques offers a wide array of items, from finer porcelain, glass and silver to vintage kitchenware, gardenware and tools.
August 4 2010 A sale of vintage posters will be held at Swann on Aug. 4, featuring a wide array of items from the thirties, forties, and fifties, many of them advertising glamorous ports of call.
For the shoot, George wore a blue turtleneck and a purplish blazer ("A great deal of this was carpeting"), and Gil, a journeyman actor, wore an array of items from jobs he has done ("These shoes I stole from the trailer of none other than Richard Dreyfuss—I was in 'The Talented Mr. Opus' ").
Bed, Bath and Beyond stocks an array of items for this task, ranging from simple mesh bags ($6.99) to a three-bin mesh laundry sorter for whites, colors and delicates ($19.99) to a deluxe sorter ($79.99).
From the timeless bazaars of the old city to the towering malls of glass and chrome, which seem to be sprouting everywhere, there is an amazing array of items for sale - Rajasthani crafts, textiles, art and, of course, gems.
The site sells an array of items ranging from shoes, to accessories, to dresses and even hair.
The company has planned significant changes to its stores, clearing out more space for nonbook products like games, stationery and pens, and expanding its cafes, which could sell a wider array of items, including food from local sources and wine.
His appeal, though, isn't just from his knowledge; it's from his genuine enthusiasm about the array of items people bring to him from their attics, barns and basements.
