Sentence examples for come up with an example from inspiring English sources
But pressed to come up with an example of a series that was unambiguously ambiguous without the serial comma I couldn't think of a good one.
Or, if you're not good with numbers, think of a category (countries or fruit and vegetables) and then come up with an example of that category for each letter of the alphabet.
Whatever the outcome of the investigation, it is hard to come up with an example of a story that has so dominated news coverage as this one has in the past few days.
If you are not good with numbers, try a word game: think of a category (eg "countries" or "fruit and vegetables") and come up with an example of that category for each letter of the alphabet.
Whatever the outcome of the investigation, it is hard to come up with an example of a story that has so dominated news coverage as this one has in the past two days.
Asked to come up with an example of behaviour that might be a cause for concern in schools, the education secretary Nicky Morgan said: "Sadly, Isis are extremely intolerant of homosexuality".
That is never a sensible thought as long as Kane is prowling and his equaliser came after Son, improvising to pirouette a flick across goal from Trippier's near-post corner, came up with an example of the quick thinking they had lacked.
At the Institute for Government the other day, talking about open data, Francis Maude – a passionate believer along with other Tory ministers in shrinking the state – came up with an example of the benefits of making data more widely available and cited real time information from the Environment Agency about river levels.
Moi? Ask cat owners to define oxymoron, and most can come up with an easy example: feline obedience.
Richard Greenberg has come up with an extreme example in this play about New York's reclusive Collyer brothers, who were found dead in 1947, buried under a mound of junk in a Harlem mansion.
