Sentence examples for broad spoke from inspiring English sources
Broad spoke glowingly of both Ball's progress and his skill moving the ball both ways, one that has seen the 25-year-old right-armer claim 21 wickets in four county fixtures this summer.
Despite the reference to "our lands," the suspect spoke with what the Guardian live-blogger Paul Owen described as "a broad London accent".
Encouraged by these results, we now propose a broader 'hub-and-spoke' model in other areas of Tamil Nadu: the TN-STEMI programme.
The designer of Fairview, Electus Darwin Litchfield, modeled the community after the Garden City developments popular in England at that time and gave it a central village square, from which stretch narrow winding residential streets and broad green commercial boulevards like spokes on a wheel.
Layers of this vast and vibrant city's history, from pre-Columbian to post-Revolution, have been peeled back in the area near the central Zócolo, from which broad, tree-lined avenues stretch like spokes of a wheel.
We Spoke to the Stars of Broad City.
On Monday Broad wrote on Twitter that he had accepted Lehmann's apology: "Spoke to Darren Lehmann last night.
There is existing evidence of geographical clustering of malaria at a regional level, 1 but this is too broad brush to help with decisions on a hub-and-spoke compared with blanket coverage distribution for a drug which many centres will use rarely if at all.
This "gets rid of the whiplash effect" that slowdowns had on the economy in the days of looser supply chains.The model that Mr Smith cooked up at Yale, based on a hub-and-spoke system of overnight air delivery, has since expanded to encompass a broad portfolio of businesses contributing to efficient supply chains.
By analogy, and due to very similar biophysical principles, the distributed sensory receptors on the spokes seem to instantiate a compartmentalized sensory module, enhancing the sensitivity of the circuit to a broad range of stimulus intensities and enabling coincidence detection.
