Sentence examples for currently wild from inspiring English sources

I can't imagine playing that way; it seems to me like one of those long, long Bloomsbury correspondences, which would now, if transplanted to our era, begin inauspiciously: vwoolf: gl vsackvillewest: ty, u2! Everyone is currently wild about Words With Friends, an iPhone variation in which the layout of the board is somewhat changed.

You can begin by buying them outright, but the market is currently wild.

Currently, wild ruminants are apparently not a reservoir for these viruses in Switzerland.

Cole Porter's "Kiss Me, Kate," currently running wild on Broadway, may have a better idea.

It shows one of the advisors that are currently running wild all over the planet.

(See what I did there?) It looks like the 8900, which is currently running wild on T-Mobile, will make its way to AT&T this June.

Brownstein is a guitarist formerly of Sleater-Kinney and currently of Wild Flag, and Armisen was a rock drummer before finding his place in the comedy world (although he still plays a live Devo tune every now and again), so this is pretty much the Dream Team as far as funny-people-playing-instruments goes.

The immediate goal of future research will be to generate "designer" strains of entomopathogenic fungi that are more efficient biocontrol agents than currently used wild type strains for specific insect infestations and defined environmental conditions.

Currently >60 wild strains from both the northern and southern populations and ∼14 derived inbred strains are available at the Japanese Medaka Stock Center (National BioResource Project Medaka, NBRP Medaka; http://www.shigen.nig.ac.jp).nig.ac.jp

1.2) The authors should establish an isogenic system using a prostate cancer cell line of choice currently expressing wild type SPOP and thus resistant to PARP inhibitors, and either knockdown or knock-out SPOP and demonstrate that SPOP depletion is sufficient to confer sensitivity.

These mice served as the founding strains for the Peromyscus Genetic Stock Center PGSCC) established in 1985 by Wallace Dawson at the University of South Carolina, which currently maintains wild-derived stocks of six species, as well as 13 coat-color mutants and four additional mutants on P. maniculatus genetic backgrounds.