Sentence examples for best independently from inspiring English sources

One child might need to do his homework in the kitchen with a parent nearby, while another works best independently in her bedroom.

Yet, for the most part, I'm inclined to think that cinema and literature work best independently of each other – why rehash a novel when you could focus your efforts on creating an original screenplay?

Though pubs such as the ultra-cosy Spaniard or the Bittles are fine for a quick pint or two, the Sunflower is Belfast's best independently owned pub by some distance.

Charlie Harris is a Nashville-based writer/editor for LocalEats, an online dining guide, mobile application, and book series highlighting the nation's best independently owned restaurants.

In the end, there was only one way to top the biting satire expressed toward mainstream Hollywood at the rollicking, unglamorous Independent Spirit Awards on Saturday: name Robert Altman's "The Player," a biting satire of mainstream Hollywood, as best independently produced movie of 1992.

For example, if your interviewer says she is not a micromanager as long as the work gets done, say that you work best independently.

The King's Speech has already proved to be the best performing "independently financed" – that is non-Hollywood – film at the UK box office, having surpassed Slumdog Millionaire and taken £38m.

Mr Lavín has taken the selection of candidates another bone of contention between the two parties out of their hands and appointed a committee to chose the "best" candidates, independently of party allegiance.

Cunningham, who died at 90 in 2009, saw dance, music and décor as separate entities, best created "independently of one each other, without the collaborators knowing what the other was doing," Mr. Arsham said.

Each subcarrier can determine the best relay independently at each hop, so that different subcarriers experience different paths.

A reference standard is the best available independently established test/procedure used to determine the presence or absence of a phenomenon.