Sentence examples for example is rendered from inspiring English sources
What was se fut rassise (had settled or sat down again), for example, is rendered by Mr Ashbery into "regained its composure".
The example is rendered in Prolog-like clauses generated automatically from a tagged corpus using a simple conversion utility.
The typical New Year's greeting here, "akemashite omedeto gozaimasu," for example, was rendered this year as simply "ake ome" on millions of mobile phones.
For example, an m sound is rendered as "P H" if it is at the beginning of the word, or "P L" if it is the final consonant.
For example, the word son is rendered as putra in Old Indo-Aryan (perhaps 1200 250 bce), putta in Middle Indo-Aryan (approximately 400 bce–1100 ce), and putter in Dogri (since perhaps 1100 ce).
The case of the Petite Ceinture railway encircling Paris is explored as an outstanding example of terrain that is rendered physically, socially and ecologically invisible yet provides astounding ecological connectivity and relatively undisturbed habitat for countless species in the midst of one of the world's cultural capitals.
In many crustaceans crabs and lobsters, for example—much of the cuticle is rendered hard by the incorporation of calcareous substances such as aragonite or calcite.
A hardboard sign, for example, for "directions to press and for diplomats" is rendered typographically perfect for 1961 Jerusalem.
She is rendered speechless.
Bad sex is rendered flawlessly.
