Sentence examples for brackets like from inspiring English sources

"There are lots of edible brackets, like beefsteak, chicken of the woods and oyster mushrooms," he says.

And the whole company used brackets, like March Madness, with two videos that they were voting on online.

Watney said it was a sign of the strength of the field, which is divided into four brackets, like the N.C.A.A. basketball tournament.

Most cruise lines put Port Canaveral in brackets, like an airport claiming proximity to a big city putting its true location in as an afterthought like Frankfurt-Hahn and Venice Treviso.

In competitions called masters races, athletes are reborn every five years, reclassified in age brackets like 40 to 44 or 45 to 49, each with its own set of top performances.

Ever since, brackets like these have been the major means to depict dichotomous logical relations between different elements.

The bracket-like marks separate the litany's different petitions, which open with the words "Please see that".

The free end of the line is secured to a bracket-like hook, which can be attached to an office door, water pipe, floor vent, vending machine, or other sturdy anchor.

Having lost the ability to speak, Holm's grandmother wrote what seemed like a random string of consonants and vowels in black ink, the letters separated by a few backward commas, dashes, bracket-like marks, and two numbers.

Here we demonstrate it on Purdue Engineering Benchmark [12], which contains 866 3D CAD models and is classified into 42 classes such as, "Discs", "T-shaped parts", and "Bracket-like parts".

Despite its coral-like appearance, Thelephora palmata is closely related to some fungi with a distinctly bracket-like appearance, such as T. terrestris and T. caryophyllea.