Sentence examples for compelling entries from inspiring English sources
In the two firefighting chapters -- by far the most compelling entries in this volume -- he describes how smoke jumpers learn to land with 80 pounds' worth of gear (including two parachutes, Kevlar suits and freeze-dried food).
In the most compelling entries in this volume, Mr. James uses his fecund talents as a writer and critic to turn us on to the works of unfamiliar figures and to goad us to look at more famous personages from a new angle.
The most compelling entries in "Fragile Things" return to the mysterious subject of artistic inspiration: in "Good Boys Deserve Favors," an inattentive student of the double bass discovers he is able, only once and at a crucial moment, to play his instrument more skillfully than any jazz master.
Create short compelling entries with links and terms that don't say: I need to sell books!
What's standing in your way?" A panel of judges selected these 35 winners from hundreds of compelling entries from dozens of countries. .
H.P. said it expected American sales of the Slate 7 to begin in April, and said the product offers a "compelling entry point" for people looking to buy tablets.
Racing is currently doubly blessed, and now that the rare brilliance of Frankel is back under wraps until its owner's autumn swansong, the focus can sharpen on this season's less dazzling, but no less compelling, entry in the sport's history books.
Compared to the likes of Black Ops: Declassified, it's not got terribly stiff competition there, but the winning combination of home-console quality gameplay, impressive hardware use and a narrative that cleverly explores the lore of the Killzone universe makes Mercenary a compelling entry.
Well await the seemingly inevitable opportunity for a more compelling entry point and shoulder the risk of continuing to underestimate the earnings power — or overestimate the whisper level of earnings that is truly driving the shares..
A more conventional, but no less compelling, entry in the exhibit is a large music book from Florence, ca. 1380, opened to the first pages of a chant for the feast of Saints Peter and Paul.
One conclusion from this enterprise might be that, while motif searching certainly provides a rapid and compelling entry point into mapping transcriptional networks, it can be surprisingly difficult to characterize the regulatory mechanisms that act through the motifs.
