Sentence examples for example is taken from inspiring English sources

It is crucially important that this example is taken up throughout the public and private sectors.

Most of "The Exorcist," for example, is taken up with the intricate detective work of a mother trying to figure out what is wrong with her daughter.

Only a third of Arsenal's current income, for example, is taken from gate receipts and other match-day sales such as food.

Matthew Futterman's "Players: The Story of Sports and Money, and the Visionaries Who Fought to Create a Revolution" (Simon & Schuster), from which this example is taken, is a book about how that happened.

Now, helicopter pilots coordinate care more closely with the half-dozen large hospitals throughout Iraq, making sure that a soldier with head trauma, for example, is taken to a hospital that has a neurosurgeon available.

A practical example is taken up for illustration.

Ms. Vila, for example, is taking her courses at Hunter.

The latest example is taking place at The Denver Post, which is showing the door to Glenn Guzzo, the editor it hired away from The Akron Beacon-Journal three years ago.

Hackney, for example, is taking on increasing importance as a new kind of gaybourhood: where LGBT establishments aren't ghettoised but dispersed among other businesses.

Shari Wiley, for example, is taking economics to understand the economic impact of fishing activities.

Another example is taking full advantage of an on-campus meal plan.