Sentence examples for conventional a from inspiring English sources
If hard copies of drawings are required, the first-choice standard sizes of drawings are the conventional "A" sizes of drawing papers.
This contrasted with the more conventional "A" to "D" or "1" to "4 considered by the battalion to be potentially confusing.
On the eve of Mr. Bush's national convention, Mr. McCain was beginning to seem downright conventional, a quality he despises in politics.
Now comes something conventional: a takeover battle.
Yet the contrast with Hamsun reveals just how conventional a writer Bukowski remained.
A crier — well, yes — but Boehner's too conventional a conservative to foment a reckless shutdown.
Unlike conventional A-levels, the tests would allow little scope for preparation and revision, instead testing children's raw intellectual ability.
As a mature student, this is first hand evidence that you don't necessarily need to take the conventional A-level route in order to gain entrance for this programme.
Ten minutes is at the lower limit of conventional A-SPECT stress scan duration.
Until recently, simple and reliable high repetition-rate laser sources with nanosecond pulses much shorter than from conventional A-O Q-switch lasers were not available.
As I see it, the specialist dictionaries of the future are likely to transcend the conventional A-Z arrangement and focus more closely on presenting structured knowledge, around which terms, definitions, and their translations are arranged.
