Sentence examples for example make the from inspiring English sources

(The older one and her dad, for example, make the exact same icky noises when they eat an apple).

They might, for example, make the performances of the core works so extraordinarily fresh that lamenting the paucity of new music would be almost beside the point.

Spikes in violence and regime changes, like the recent unrest in Kenya for example, make the continent an unstable business platform, she explains.

But continuing tensions between rich and poor countries, along with the failure of the US to lead by example, make the chances of an agreement remote.

It would for example make the tide run faster, with the result that rowed boats would be unable to take part, which would reduce the planned 1,000 boats by a third.

"YouGov, for example, make the claim that their polling is 'faceless' so there should be no shyness, and the final YouGov poll was done after people had voted, so that doesn't really account for it".

The Mediterranean rabbis, for example, made the code of Maimonides the source of all of their lawmaking.

Here is one example making the rounds: "What's the difference between a Lehman trader and a pigeon?

President Bush, for example, made the Earned Income Tax Credit" — a handout to low-income families — "more generous.

(That Mr. Bostridge's volatile, psychologically searching performance style is scarcely imaginable without Mr. Fischer-Dieskau's example makes the linkage all the more meaningful).

Fans argue that by the fourth book, as Harry approaches manhood, he has come to identify mainly with his father's example, making the rewritten passage less appropriate.