Sentence examples for assorted sights from inspiring English sources
Their examination of the country's new Samjiyon tablet computers and its "Red Star" operating system, and assorted sights at the Grand People's Study House, made fodder for comparisons to North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's expertise in looking at things, but, when in Pyongyang, that's how you travel.
On its two floors it hosts comedy, oddball vaudeville sword swallowers, fire jugglers and the like, as well as themed burlesque nights - think goth strippers - and assorted freakish sights.
Mr. Mee's story (which draws on other plays in addition to "Invalid") includes assorted love-at-first-sight subplots and platitudes about aging and romance, but the real meat, such as it is, lies in the witty topical asides (most of them poorly served in this staging).
In a distant corner of the Boneyard, the littered wreckage of several assorted planes is the bleakest sight.
This is a place of melancholy artifice, a concatenation of assorted pastiches; and picture is a kind of sight test – how to read the visual signs in art as well as life.
The England captain has the Rugby League World Cup in his sights, as the cream of the sport comes to assorted venues across England, Ireland, Wales and France.
As we hurtle towards the London Olympics, and the bodies that govern assorted British minority sports stage their meet-and-greet media days, the amusing sight of sports journalists hopelessly blundering around outside their comfort zones is becoming increasingly common.
But there is also opportunity in the new fluidity for all those aspiring third and fourth parties that are elbowing their way into the mainstream debate – from the Greens setting their sights on the Lib Dem votes to Ukip (doing the same to the Tories) and assorted nationalist aspirations, most boldly expressed by Alex Salmond.
They were also asked to view 1) a 6-min video that demonstrates a child experiencing the sights and sounds of a scan; 2) a 20-min narrated CD that contains a collection of assorted MRI sounds; and 3) illustrated written materials that include instructions for activities or "games" that reduce head motion and increase the understanding of the imaging procedure.
Assorted citizens and photographers.
