Sentence examples for example during an from inspiring English sources
For example, during an expansion, its Hawaii office asked for about $70,000 for new chairs, desks and such.
Recently, for example, during an episode of Bravo's "Top Chef," a group of six friends created a Hot Potato room and shared thoughts on the show.
For example, during an onstage discussion at a well-known East Berlin theatre, three days after the Wall's fall, Markus Mischa Wolflf, the longtime East German spy chief who had become a Gorbachevite reformer after his retirement a few years earlier, still defended the Stasi.
For example, during an episode in the first season, Walter White must find a way to dispose of the bodies of two rival drug dealers.
For example, during an incident of being sabotaged by underpricing, a lime boss named LJF lost one of his former clients, someone with whom he had maintained a long-term partnership.
Separating out the magmatic and tectonic elements of a deformation event may also be non-trivial, for example, during an episode of rifting (e.g., Biggs et al., 2009) or during moderate earthquakes that sometimes accompany volcanic unrest or eruption (e.g., Diez et al., 2005; Ebmeier et al., 2016).
Before they left England, he had warned them not to celebrate too exuberantly, lest they set a poor example during a distressing economic time.
She sat still, for example, during a training exercise in which parent coordinators were instructed to walk through the crowd and find two people sharing their first initial.
The lighting designer Hugh Vanstone tailored his cues for this production's more direct approach, dimming the lights, for example, during a sorrowful ballad sung by Priya.
"It is O.K. if someone dozes off on a park bench - for example during a lunch break," a spokeswoman for the Law Department, Connie Pankratz, wrote in an e-mail.
