Sentence examples for based for the from inspiring English sources
Two years later she moved to Kolkata where she was based for the rest of her life.
Most of the advertiser deals made during the May sales period were based, for the first time, on commercial ratings, which will include three days of DVR playback.
Cannes, where I am based for the film festival, is so keen on cinema that even its hotel walls shout about it.
Their young children stayed with Veronica's mother in Belo Horizonte, where Argentina were based for the early stages of the World Cup.
He added that the Dish is going to stay in New York City, where he and his two business partners are based, "for the foreseeable future".
English spelling is based for the most part on that of the 15th century, but pronunciation has changed considerably since then, especially that of long vowels and diphthongs.
In the following, we will use the term "impairment-factor-based"—or "IF-based"—for the model based on impairment factors, and the term "quality-based"—or "Q-based"—for the model based on audio and video qualities.
For the unfamiliar, both products let you view and control your TV via any broadband-connected laptop or desktop (Windows-based for the time being) from any location in the world.
Dr. Tissot said a ban would be "values-based" for the most part, while management is based on data--which takes years and has gained nothing but peripheral employment of the managers at government expense.
Going carbon-based for the life-forms seems a tad obvious, no?
"I don't know how many votes there are in the caucus, even condition-based, for the war, hands down," she said.
