Sentence examples for be of varying from inspiring English sources
verb
Representing or , chiefly in depictions of colloquial speech.
"The boats will be of varying quality, from first class to deluxe," according to Ellen Sack, owner of the company.
Hay provides the bulk of the horse's ration and may be of varying composition according to locale.
The narratives can be of varying degrees of complexity just as long as they are positive, relevant to the business and have clear targets.
Furthermore, suppose your route must consist of N straight lines ("streets"), which can be of varying lengths.
But since those reviews can be of varying quality -- like all reader-generated information online -- the published trail synopses represent the real value of this and almost every trail-related site.
This damming action may be of varying intensity, and it may also occur in lake regions, where such current action causes sediment deposition that leads to the formation of multiple lakes.
The periods are of varying lengths.
The cues are of varying degrees of subtlety.
The seven Cantor employees named in the suit were of varying ages and work experience.
The runners are of varying abilities: some, like me, run marathons; others jog.
The missiles from these big guns have been of varying size and effective force.
