Sentence examples for dotted with examples from inspiring English sources
America is dotted with examples of reform.
Recent political history is dotted with examples of candidates who surged after early primary losses -- Ronald Reagan in 1976, Edward M. Kennedy in 1980, Gary Hart in 1984.
The dinosaur bones of the city's industrial past are dotted with examples of big business gentrification.
Until that starts to happen, The Gun Report, sadly, will continue to be dotted with near-daily examples of children, not knowing any better, shooting loaded guns at their brothers or sisters.
As expected, due to the presence of a number of endogenous metabolites dotted with antioxidant activity (for example uric acid) initial TAC values of hemodialyzed patients are high, as compared to those of control individuals.
The overseas Chinese also spearhead China's global expansion: Africa, for example, is dotted with Chinese malls that sell the latest gadgets from Guangdong.
North of Munich, for example, Lower Bavaria is a pastoral landscape dotted with rewarding cities such as Bamberg and Regensburg.
The report notes that the U.S. coast is dotted with 1237 reserves with various levels of protection-some allow fishing but not drilling, for example.
The hardwood dotted with blood.
It is dotted with inconsistencies.
The neighborhood also is dotted with churches.
