Sentence examples for been a classic example from inspiring English sources
Facebook has been a classic example.
It appears to have been a classic example of 'a fruitless investigation into the personal affairs of individuals.' Kilbourn v. Thompson, supra, 103 U.S. at page 195.
The Rhine has been a classic example of the alternating roles of great rivers as arteries of political and cultural unification and as political and cultural boundary lines.
For three years "Altar Boyz," the little musical about a Christian boy band, playing at New World Stages, has been a classic example of commercial Off Broadway's struggles.
Whatever becomes of Hypercar, it has been a classic example of the kind of research and demonstration program that the Rocky Mountain Institute has taken on since Amory and Hunter Lovins founded their "think-and-do tank" in 1982.
As I write, there has just been a classic example of this, with the replay of Warne dropping Pietersen off Lee getting a roar roughly twice as loud as the event itself.
Here's a classic example.
Lighthouses are a classic example.
Energy bills are a classic example.
