Sentence examples for conventional circle from inspiring English sources

Hoffman's original changeup was a conventional circle changeup taught to him by Cincinnati scout Larry Barton.

Potential integrative partners like any of the diverse partners described here—should consider stepping outside of their conventional circle of knowledge resources to tap into the hidden riches of interweaving approaches to solve complex environmental health problems.

Using a pair of compasses (if projecting the Hour marks onto a conventional circle, draw two concentric circles with the inner one about 1cm (6/16") smaller than the larger.

The conventional circle-shaped holes of PCWs are substituted with ellipse-shaped rings in ERPCW.

Recently, configurations other than conventional circles have been often chosen as a cross section.

Judging from this show, however, while Mr. Moroles's technique is highly skillful and his execution meticulous, the range of his themes is narrow: geometric forms, their shapes varying from fairly conventional circles, squares and rectangles to entertainingly experimental arcs, cones, ziggurats and pyramids.

He grew up as far from conventional design circles as possible, on a charming island populated by cows, the child of innkeepers.

Stirling was also aware that his outfit did not meet with approval in conventional military circles, which saw war as face-to-face, not behind the back.

Asparagus "wins" in conventional gourmet circles only because it's a bit harder to grow, literally a bit thinner on the ground and so pricier and posher.

Jhabvala says: "Her mother was a very cultured lady who encouraged her, but when Anita moved to Calcutta and Bombay, she was surrounded by more conventional social circles, where they tell you, 'writing is such a nice hobby'".

Oddly, some American film sales executives appear to take a brighter view of Mr. Gibson's prospects than their European counterparts, perhaps because he has already been operating outside of conventional studio circles, so has little to fear from banishment.