Sentence examples for corrections to a from inspiring English sources

Eva is putting finishing touches or making corrections to a still-life on an easel, already in its gilded frame.

I was in a meeting with some Korean clients, and I had a red marker in my hand to make some corrections to a blueprint.

Public Law 110-244, for example, was enacted on June 6 , 2008 to make technical corrections to a 2005 transportation funding bill.

The corporation has made three corrections to a blogpost written by Rippon, which was published on 2 October, when the Savile abuse allegations first became public.

The Yankees were encouraged by Sabathia's final few outings and thought he was making corrections to a problem with his mechanics that caused his pitches to cut out of his control.

The Collier forgeries discussed in the Folger exhibition include forged corrections to a copy of Shakespeare's Second Folio (1632) and records for the Blackfriars Theater, where Shakespeare's company performed.

In summary, making "corrections" to an inherently flawed exponential term model is not optimal.

We have absolutely moved as a society from encouraging rehabilitation and corrections to [a system] that is strictly punitive over the past thirty years thanks to "tough on crime" policies that pay no attention to the empirical evidence or results that [show these policies] are often contrary to public safety.

Images were then B0 MRI inhomogeneity corrected using N3 [ 63] and normalised via a linear correction to a global intensity model [ 62].

It was, so to speak, a correction to a correction to a correction.

But this is just a correction to a recent misinterpretation of the statute – not a wholesale revision of the Trust Indenture Act".