Sentence examples for example from that from inspiring English sources

Women will often be able to give you an example from that week, that day even.

One of the first authors to present such a trilogy was Aeschylus, whose Oresteia is the only surviving example from that time.

The finest example from that epoch is the Doves of Pliny, a wall plaque about 33 inches by 38 inches, in which four pale birds perch on the lip of a water-filled bowl.

The loosehead found himself in some terrible positions in the semi-final against Leicester and I think Juan Figallo, Saracens' Argentinian tighthead, can follow Dan Cole's example from that game, particularly if he gangs up with George.

For example, from that December, 2009, cable: Among Karzai family-run businesses are alleged control of trucking on Highway 1 (the Ring Road) through Kandahar Province and beyond, private security contracting and real estate.

Their sense of belonging was very different, for example, from that of the British in India, and it was to give an added bitterness to the later struggle to retain the colony after World War II.

Here are two examples from that day that fall into the medium category.

World War II meant staying at home; several examples from that era include patriotic slogans.

He bought another '35 model -- giving him two of the six surviving examples from that year -- and shipped both to the United States.

Mr. Rai, who began his career in the Indian government in the southern state of Kerala, cited several examples from that state to show that simple tools can be effective at making governance more transparent.

Certainly it is reasonable to doubt the real-world effectiveness of this system, since it has been trained on a very limited pool of data and is mainly effective on examples from that pool.