Sentence examples similar to dons for example from inspiring English sources

In Don Quixote, for example, the main character Sancho has a peculiar way of speaking in the Spanish text that you can't hear in the translation.

Megan has already shown herself to be far more liberal in her views than many of her peers, with her choice of entertainment at Don's party for example, but it seems like it may not stop there.

The small building that houses Papa Joe's Pizza and the El Don liquor store, for example, dates back to 1905.

For example, DON may be oxidized to 3-oxo-DON in a reversible reaction catalyzed by an alcohol dehydrogenase that is specific for the R configuration of the hydroxyl on C3.

Uganda for example, don collect $3bn Chinese loan wey dem use build train lines and infrastructure and China still even promise more.

For example, DON concentrations were relatively low at lakeshore in particular in winter, and this was probably associated with the flooding events which brought organic matter away (Chung et al. 2012).

Most reviewers have used hand-searching (or manual searching) of specific journals to identify CRT reports; for example, Donner et al. [ 5] used hand-searching of four medical and epidemiology journals to identify CRTs published between 1979 and 1989, after an electronic search failed to retrieve all relevant articles.

Police officers and building inspectors, for example, may don wearable cameras to document their interactions and observations.

When they "dress up" for serious engagements, for example when donning SWAT gear to respond to a riot, they no longer feel like local law enforcement anymore but like part of a broader military machine.

In 1958, for example, Charlton Heston donned some facial furniture to add extra edge to his crooked cop in the brilliant film noir Touch of Evil; while 'taches had also become as much a part of the picture as six-shooters, saddles and saloons when the Western genre blazed a trail at the box office in the preceding decade.

For example, the donning of elaborate wooden masks during the pre-Lenten celebrations in the southwest remains unchanged despite being televised; hundreds of smaller towns and larger villages in the south still commemorate an anniversary from the Thirty Years' War with a parade in 17th-century costume or, in Roman Catholic areas, march in full procession on Corpus Christi Day.