Sentence examples for empty as well from inspiring English sources

Now that bag of tricks is empty as well.

Robert, the Earl of Grantham (Hugh Bonneville), struggles with an empty house -- and begins to suspect that the uniform he wears is empty as well.

No one is even vaguely tempted to slip into this beckoning channel because the place for ordinary visitors to queue is empty as well.

She has created a series of modest, realist pictures of parking lots (empty as well as occupied), overpasses and unkempt fields around a Long Island commuter train station.

From the Citroën DS to women's magazines, from red wine to children's toys, Barthes peeled back, layer by layer, the meanings of objects that seemed as empty as, well, the Eiffel Tower.

Intended to be printed in different magazines, it would be different each time, since it consists of a list of information about itself: its own typeface, the magazine's paper stock and page size, and the area of paper occupied by type or left empty, as well as the number of nouns, adverbs, adjectives and numbers needed to convey this information.

For example, a longer waiting time is likely to result in a larger aggregation size, but it could also leave the channel unnecessarily idle even when the packet queue is non-empty, as well as violate the quality of service requirement of a flow.

Glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1), an insulinotropic gastrointestinal peptide produced mainly from intestinal endocrine L-cells, inhibits glucagon secretion, stimulates glucose-dependent insulin production, improves insulin sensitivity, delays gastric emptying as well as increases satiety [13] [16].

There is one point on which even Hailperin was not faithful to Boole's work, namely he used modern semantics, where the simple symbols x, y, etc., can refer to the empty class as well as to a non-empty class.

It is possible to allow for models with an empty domain as well (where nothing exists), but models with an empty domain are excluded, again, by definition from the (standard) semantics in first order logic.

There's certainly some nutrition in these meals, but a whole lot of empty calories as well: anecdotes as intent on titillation as illumination; scoops of questionable provenance and dubious reliability; winding digressions from anything central to public discourse.