Sentence examples for dash with which from inspiring English sources

Geoffrey Nunberg, who does a regular language feature on NPR's "Fresh Air," says he thinks that the use of the written er, um, uh, is an articulation of the dash, with which writers like Thackeray and Trollope indicated a rethinking of what went before.

Perhaps it was the dashing grace with which he presided over New York City Ballet's black-tie galas at Lincoln Center, charming benefactors and attracting donations.

As a result, she has been retroactively disqualified from the half-marathon and was expelled from the Dashing Whippets, the team with which she raced.

That skill shows (but is never shown-off) in the total ease and control with which dashes Beethoven's sonatas off at any tempo.

Participants had to click on a position on the line with the mouse for their answer, with which a vertical dash appeared on the line.

The officers were not wearing body cameras, but their police cruisers were equipped with dash cams, which filmed the incident.

There's scant denying the appeal of the swagger with which Toby Stephens has long conveyed such theatrical dash.

The WOOS strongly correlated with the DASH score, which serves as a gold standard, indicating good validity.

The Mediterranean diet tied for the No. 1 spot as Best Diet Overall with the Dash Diet, which is more restrictive and aimed at preventing and lowering high blood pressure.

At 3 and 6 months, the plated patients had better objective functional results and reported better DASH scores, which is in accordance with our findings.

Consider the port automaton for the Sequencer coordination pattern as depicted in the first row of Fig. 2. Four replications of the automaton are presented, representing the four possible states (circled with dashes) in which the (mathsf {implode}_{{s_{3}}}) reconfiguration can be issued.