Sentence examples for details in the form of from inspiring English sources
The irony is that culture now has a means of recalling these forlorn details, in the form of Google and YouTube.
When you borrow money, your lender sends information to a credit bureau that details, in the form of a credit report, how well you handled your debt.
In Table 2, the trajectory details in the form of geometric points have been tabulated for mathematical input function of undulatory NURB cubic, SINC, DIRIC, and anguilliform waveforms.
(e-h) Trajectory details in the form of geometric points tabulated for mathematical input function of undulatory NURB cubic, SINC, DIRIC, and anguilliform waveforms.
Interestingly, a search on Apple's App Store drew a blank for an iPhone equivalent, although there is the 'Clubcard' app, also on Ovi Store, which lets Tesco customers access their loyalty card details in the form of a scannable barcode on their phone.
But Spitzer's office has added details in the form of Internal e-mails and sworn testimony that could lead to serious lawsuits on behalf of shareholders who lost when their Internet stocks, as well as others, went from hero to zero.
Cohan offers much of this detail in the form of lengthy quotations — some of them anonymous — from people who worked at Bear Stearns, the Treasury Department and the Federal Reserve.
These schemes lay down in great detail, in the form of national and local "coverage determinations", which treatments and procedures can be claimed for, and at what rates.
Carl Ellenberger adds one more delightful detail, in the form of a letter from the late jazz great Dave Brubeck: "I was stationed in the Army at Eibsee near Oberammergau, and often would pass by Richard Strauss's home.
This was perhaps best in class clickbaiting: piquing interest, responding playfully with the core message, and then offering interested readers more detail in the form of serious, reported news content.
The eavesdropping program is detailed in the form of PowerPoint slides in a leaked NSA document, seen and authenticated by the Guardian, which states that it is based on "legally-compelled collection" but operates with the "assistance of communications providers in the US".
