Sentence examples for core take from inspiring English sources
How well experienced English footballers – not to mention the class of '92 coaching core – take to being forcefully re-educated along these lines will be fascinating to watch.
"Trapped in the Closet" featured a storyline that had Stan, one of the four children that make up the show's core, take a "personality test" after being encountered on the street by a group of Scientologists.
If you have not already removed the core, take your paring knife and carefully cut the core out of each pineapple slice.
It has been concluded that formation of Earth's core took about 500 million years.
A hard core took up positions inside Jamia Hafsa, a sprawling, labyrinthine religious school for girls inside the mosque compound.
IN sum, the Common Core takes as its model schools from which most students go on to selective colleges.
On one tour recently, a visitor asked about a dark smudge, thinner than a pencil-width, three inches from the tip of a core taken from the Mediterranean.
There is, in fact, an important national discussion to be had as the Common Core takes effect and schools begin reckoning with the results of tougher tests.
The largest change in the core took place between ca. 5500 and 4200 cal.
(b) In the core, middle, and surface shells versus thickness of core taken to be equal to the surface shell.
The core takes in 13 parallel 8-bit input from a 5 × 5 kernel to generate the core outputs.
