Sentence examples for bull for example from inspiring English sources

An 8-ounce can of Red Bull, for example, has 80 milligrams of caffeine.

In supermarkets, where the cost of Red Bull, for example, has quadrupled, people can be seen carefully studying the prices.

Red Bull, for example, says its drinks improve performance -- especially during times of increased strain or stress -- bolster concentration, improve reaction speed and stimulate metabolism.

On its Web site, the producer of Red Bull, for example, states that "more than 2,500 reports have been published about taurine and its physiological effects," including acting as a "detoxifying agent".

On the role of a bull, for example: "When the bull is all shagged out we take it to market sell it and... hamburger!" After the drive we were given the chance to try whip cracking and boomerang throwing, which was followed by a bush snack of billy-tea (a leafy, herby hot drink) and damper (doughy scone cake).

(Mr. Koons doesn't like to talk about prices, but since he buys mostly at auction, they are more or less public; the Courbet bull, for example, went for $2.5 million, and the entire collection is easily worth more than 10 times that. It resides mostly in his bedroom for safety's sake; he and his wife, Justine, have four young sons and a fifth child on the way).

Most of the times do match reasonably closely - the 'potential' and 'high-fuel adjusted' times of both Red Bulls, for example, were within 0.3secs, and the same went for Raikkonen's Lotus.

In the first year of a new bull market, for example, the market averages 29 days when losses exceed 1 percent, according to S.& P. But in second years, that figure falls to 16.

Franco Moschino founded his label in 1983, gaining fame for his irreverent, at times anti-fashion fashion statements (a matador jacket emblazoned with the phrase "Bull Chic," for example).

The Red Bulls could, for example, use their ticket-sales staff to also sell Sky Blue tickets.

Among the most familiar motifs of Minoan art are the snake, symbol of the goddess, and the bull; the ritual of bull-leaping, found, for example, on cult vases, seems to have had a religious or magical basis.