Sentence examples for example a minor from inspiring English sources

(Example: a minor character turns up in a shallow grave).

There exists, for example, a minor literature regarding gunpowder and munitions factories, with accounts of such places appearing in Victorian magazines such as Dickens's Household Words.

In one example, a minor with a history of stealing jewellery from women in the street committed 13 armed robberies against betting shops in south London over nine months.

Kermit Lynch, for example, a minor legend in the international wine trade from Berkeley, Calif., who says he has never heard of Rimmerman, has been importing French wines of this stripe since the 1970s.

There was, for example, a minor explosion in India when technical director Pat Fry said the drivers had not got the best out of the car in qualifying, to which Alonso did not take kindly.

He believes that an "actual-innocence claim" asserted by a "dead man walking" should be treated no differently from any other claim that asserts a conviction was wrongfully obtained because of, for example, a minor procedural error.

First, to achieve a very high level of confidence in an allele-frequency estimate, the population-level frequency needs to exceed approximately the reciprocal of the number of individuals sampled, for example, a minor-allele frequency of 0.1 for a sample size of 100.

A dancer trying to keep up with Mr. Schiff in, for example, the Gigue in the A minor Partita, would probably collapse, gasping, before the double bar.

Use a chords related minor or major for example: C majors related minor would be an A minor.

Yet there's a sense that this is an enjoyable continuation of a surprisingly successful formula, a rare example of a minor comic-book character who has become a major movie icon.

An example of a minor proton event that occurred on October 29, 2015, is shown in Fig. 3.