Sentence examples for at a type of from inspiring English sources

Plexxikon, which is owned by Daiichi Sankyo, is developing a drug aimed at a type of leukemia with a particular mutation.

By poking fun at a certain (real) brand of shallow political and intellectual engagement, and at a type of well-to-do liberal, Tolstoy is making the sort of statement that could be made in nonfiction.

Oswald has become resigned to the fact that he is probably seen as that geek in the corner of British theatre, plugging away at a type of drama that everyone believed had expired sometime in the late 1950s, when Christopher Fry fell from grace and TS Eliot's unfortunate Celia Copplestone suffered a grisly if memorable martyrdom by killer ants in The Cocktail Party.

Jamie Bell, the 14-year-old star of "Billy Elliot," who lives in a small town in northern England, was seated in a crisp new Los Angeles Dodgers jersey amid the holiday splendor of the Four Seasons Hotel's dining room, staring skeptically at a type of toasted bread he'd never seen before.

1915), south of that city, he arrived at a type of structure that has come to be called equilibrated that is, a structure designed to stand on its own without internal bracing, external buttressing, and the like or, as Gaudí observed, as a tree stands.

One provision added to the House bill is reported to aim at a type of investment made by Nancy Pelosi, the California Democrat who served as House speaker and is the current minority leader, who received shares in the initial public offering of Visa that were not otherwise available to individual investors.

You need to stand up for who you are and what you are good at--a type of ethical self-promotion that is very difficult for many scientists to get their arms around.

Porgy, who seems at times like a type of Christ, at times like Adam before and after the Fall, is torn between "doctor Jesus" and his "sometime thing" Princess of Darkness, but it is no contest.

They captured video footage of a type of snailfish at depths of 8,145 metres (26,700ft).

While at Paradise Beach, he was fishing for a type of perch off the docks.

There is at first a type of comedy — the bumptious Englishman abroad, continually misunderstood by or misunderstanding his hosts.