Sentence examples for as bonnet from inspiring English sources
Books, as Bonnet comments, are expensive to buy and worth very little if you try to sell them.
There are many writers and many of some magnitude, like the stars in the heavens, some visible and some not, but they shed glory, as Bonnet makes clear without the least attempt at persuasion.
A radio cues some fine physical comedy as Bonnet responds to the sounds that emerge, a piano waltz prompting a grand jeté from which he doesn't descend, Frank Sinatra singing "I've Got the World on a String" bringing a blast of stylish hoofing.
A private library of good size is an insolent form of riches, and the desire to have more books is difficult to rationalize, especially in view of the fact that you do not or cannot read them all but, as Bonnet makes clear, still you might.
Twelve days out of Delaware Bay, Bonnet entered the estuary of the Cape Fear River and anchored near the mouth of a small waterway now known as Bonnet's Creek.
Therefore, it can be easily shown as a consequence that the ratio of the unit cell parameters of the involved Im3m and Pn3m phases should take the theoretical aIm3m/aPn3m value of 1.279 (this ratio is known as Bonnet relation) [17], [67], [68].
Played frighteningly and well by Irving, Varvara emerges as a kind of gargoyle in a beribboned bonnet, as hard as the shine on her carefully polished samovar.
The victim of its popularity, Pride and Prejudice has usually been reduced on film to what's known as a "bonnet drama" – frilly, decorative, as dated as its hats.
A peaked black bonnet as fine as any widow's!" "Satan, begone!" Pastor Witherspoon shouted, and then I lost consciousness.
A Bee's As Good As A Bonnet Up Your Arse, Alistair!
These CSCs were initially identified in haematologic tumours, such as leukaemia (Bonnet and Dick, 1997) and subsequently found in various solid malignancies such as brain, breast, prostate, and lung cancinoma (Singh et al, 1990; Al-Hajj et al, 2003; Kim et al, 2005; Xin et al, 2005).
