Sentence examples for behaving ones from inspiring English sources

Since this study allows us to cut down the number of useful representations, we propose to study the best behaving ones in more detail with separate weighting factors where needed.

In another example of how mercurially some marketers are behaving, one Super Bowl advertiser arranged to be interviewed by a reporter on Monday to describe its commercial for this column.

In "The Tale of Mr. Tod," from 1912, she set out to write about "disagreeable people," having written many books about "well behaved" ones.

In an era when chefs are celebrities – and often poorly behaved ones – Bottura does not fit the mould of the obnoxious star who berates and humiliates his staff.

Children are children and even the best behaved ones have their moments, and they will all show displays of bad behaviour because they have good and bad days, just as adults do.

Instead, its dependence is on the offered reasons for why we should behave one way instead of another.

(212-956-3535) www.americancrafTHESPORTOFg "THE SPORT OF LIFE AND DEATH: THE MESOAMERICAN BALLGAME" The way some baseball fans behave, one would think that the survival of Western civilization hinges on the results of the final inning.

Busying themselves with putting the cakes on the table and setting up a fortune-telling tent, they behave one way when dealing with each other and another way entirely when dealing with everyone else.

An adman behaves one way, an editorial assistant another.

The ones that do tend to behave one of two ways.

"There is no guarantee the Serbs are going to behave," one official said.