Sentence examples for by a bud from inspiring English sources

Its silver-plate napkin ring, topped by a bud vase, is $24.

The best stuff, in addition to DDB's Clydesdale spot, could include an act that might raise eyebrows: A man who's being shot from a cannon into a net becomes a human suppository for an elephant when his partner is distracted by a Bud Light vendor.

Bud3p-N/M6 could also localize to the bud neck in bud4Δ cells and cdc10Δ cells (Fig. 7B, right panel), suggesting that the bud neck localization of the N-terminal portion (1 858) of Bud3p is mediated by a bud neck-localized protein other than Bud4p and Cdc10p.

Indeed, the lack of an open, liquid market is more of a problem than attempted manipulation by a budding cartel.

Marshall's childhood was marred by violence — friends and neighbors were stabbed or shot with awful frequency — and enriched by a budding enthusiasm for art.

The title may sound like a dissertation submitted by a budding sociologist -- subtitles are not too inviting on a theater marquee -- but don't let that deter you.

The couple's early work, at the tail end of the 1960s, was Pop-inflected yet driven by a budding desire to slay such idols as Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and Walter Gropius by adding daring ornament to cherished Modernist iconography.

Roth's first novel, "Letting Go," published in 1962, is narrated by a budding Henry James scholar, and depicts graduate students and junior faculty members demonstrating obeisance to the Master.

(Interactive book; ages 7 to 9) Fashioned as a manual by a budding Sherlock Holmes, this introduction to the basics of forensics and crime solving is for younger investigative minds rather than hardened detectives.

What is undisputed is that the island was left largely to rule itself until 1875, when Japanese settlers and officials took over in what the historian Daniel Long calls the first act of territorial expansion by a budding Japanese empire.

TIME was, you could stroll into a smoke-steeped bookstore on the Lower East Side, gamble a few bucks on a new novella by a budding writer-slash-anarchist who lived down the block, wander into the murky bar next door, and eavesdrop on that same writer trying to pry beer money from his editor.