Sentence examples for everyday thousands from inspiring English sources
Everyday, thousands of altruistic men and women participate in clinical research projects.
Everyday, thousands are on the streets, braving the perennially cold winter and the increasingly unpredictable Berkut (Ukraine's special riot police).
Everyday, thousands of students around the world perch themselves in front of computer screens in homes, libraries, coffee shops, and Internet cafes to take a massive open online course (MOOC).
In the 350 or so years since Johannes Vermeer captured the everyday 17th-century Delft scene of The Little Street, one question has remained: where is it?
The collection of Argentine painters depicting everyday 19th-century life is an enjoyable study of how Argentina's French and Italian cultural influences took root.
But its straightforward portrayal of the everyday reality of 18th- and 19th-century whaling — the harpoons, the death lances, the bleeding and vomiting, the peeling of the blubber, the decapitation — is unavoidably horrific.
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Other fragments of Alcaeus's work convey the atmosphere of everyday life in 6th-century Mytilene.
This painting of everyday life in 15th century Venice reveals how mental illness was understood and treated in the middle ages.
It's impossible, though, to read the Verneys' story without comparing it to that other saga of everyday life in 17th-century England, the diary of Samuel Pepys.
Immersing us in the everyday facts of 21st-century French life — including school, politics, food, wine and sex — Mr. Kechiche illuminates the suffering and ecstasy of an awakening consciousness.
