Sentence examples for but selections from inspiring English sources

But which irons? You'd think we'd be spoiled for choice, but selections in the U.S. disappoint.

But selections also include lighter documentaries, like Zachary Heinzerling's "Cutie and the Boxer," a look at the 40-year marriage of the painter Ushio Shinohara and his wife, Noriko.

But, selections of biomaterials and stem cells are still being debated.

Legg Mason Wood Walker 's David D. Weaver David D. Weaver has only been following the home building industry for two years, but selections like NVR, which is up 62% for the year, have made him one of StarMine's five-star analysts.

Conservative Justice Secretary Chris Grayling told the BBC's Sunday Politics: "We now know that, not just selections that are due to come, but selections that have already taken place have imposed left-wing candidates onto Parliament, which will have a material impact on this country".

In principle, these tools should lead to mechanistic understanding of evolutionary trajectories, but selections for faster growth or novel functions typically produce adaptive mutations in multiple functional modules (Kvitek and Sherlock, 2013), whose relationship to each other is hard to explain.

"We play well when we're together but selection is down to the boss.

Skiers and those not wearing anarchist fashion were left – but selection was fairly arbitrary.

New grammar schools have been outlawed for decades, but selection still continues in more than 25 local authority areas.

Admissions will be restricted to suit the real capacity of specific courses, but selection criteria have yet to be decided.

I hope Dylan will be available next weekend, but selection is another matter with Mikey Haywood in outstanding form".