Sentence examples for enterprising standards from inspiring English sources
Even by today's enterprising standards for dramatic adaptations of serial killing, this is quick work.
Having raised some nice questions about attitudes to correctness, Horobin then takes a different tack: he provides a solid history of English spelling, which highlights the role of enterprising individuals in shaping the standard.
Lawn mowing and baby-sitting are standard summer jobs for the enterprising teenager.
Numbered in a sequence from I to XVI, each one shows a different sexual position, ranging from fairly standard "missionary" to a more enterprising "three-some".
Instead, he focused on the "modern" thinkers that enterprising young students were told to read outside of the standard curriculum.[10] And in England in Newton's day, the greatest modern philosopher of nature was thought to be Descartes (Heilbron 1982: 30).
An enterprising scofflaw invests in an unlimited pass and charges passengers less than the standard fare.
(Incredibly, a recent opinion piece in the Evening Standard used the arch to praise the incredible foresight of the "enterprising, acquisitive Victorians" in shamelessly stealing great works of art from around the world).
The building full of luxury condominiums resembles every other building full of luxury condominiums in that it "sets a new standard for luxury living," but it differs in that its developers hired some exceptionally enterprising public-relations experts and told them to stage a contest to name the building.
One enterprising cemetery owner offers those unwilling or unable to keep up the payments on graves a standard 70% of the market value to take a grave off their hands.Different as they are, one thing all funeral rites have in common is cost: nowhere are they getting cheaper.
Yet Vespucci's enterprising life was never boring and his far-fetched tales ought not to be judged by today's exacting standards.
Sadly, it's a standard option of some Renault models that don't sell in America, but I'm sure some enterprising young iPod accessory maker will come up with a suitable substitute.
