Sentence examples for domestic example from inspiring English sources
The domestic example of yore was a light goods vehicle with a small potting shed bolted on behind the cab, one part ambulance with a gas cooker, one part ice-cream van with a bed.
(The historical question to which ISIS is the answer is: What could possibly be worse than Saddam Hussein?) Another, domestic example of historical blindness is the current cult of the political hypersagacity of Lyndon B. Johnson.
To take a domestic example, sensor-embedded kitchen devices might support precision-control gastronomic cooking in one home, while at the same time offering the potential to remotely monitor the food consumption of elderly relatives in another.
Imagine, just for a domestic example, that you have a crawl space that's difficult to get into and possibly dangerous.
To use a domestic example: if bank robbers were holding tellers and customers hostage and were shooting at people from among them, the police could not get away with killing the hostages as well by saying the criminals were using human shields.
"It's a domestic example of what [heads of state] are dealing with in Copenhagen right now," he said during the second week of the international climate change conference in that city, referring to the battles between poorer countries that often have contributed the least to global warming but are sometimes feeling the most effects, and richer countries that frequently are the highest emitters.
Twelve oak bookcases made for the diarist Samuel Pepys are considered the earliest dated domestic examples.
Examples of Utility of Independent Officials We have some pertinent domestic examples.
As our own domestic examples of Hurricanes Katrina and Sandy have shown, recovering and rebuilding from a disaster due to natural hazards can take years.
In "Domestic," for example, a wife watches her husband digging a hole in the backyard.
In the 18th century, however, it enjoyed a period of great popularity, when certain pieces of domestic silver for example, cake baskets, sugar basins, and coasters consisted almost entirely of intricate pierced-work patterns.
