Sentence examples for example of an event from inspiring English sources
Table 1 An example of an event on April 10 , 1976in the original ISC Bulletin (a) that has moved 3740 km as a result of analyst review under the Rebuild project (b).
An example of an event involving each of these genes/proteins is displayed.
Locog executives often cite the royal wedding as the nearest example of an event approached with scepticism by some but wildly celebrated by almost all.
Ms. Franklin was the star of Monday's 25th-anniversary gala concert, the most extreme and complicated example of an event that has historically brought together a surreal mixture of inward improvisers, outward pop stars and government officials.
The BOA cheif executive pointed to British Swimming's Olympic trials in Glasgow as an example of an event that already uses, to a degree, the US model, and said gymnastics, rowing, taekwondo and triathlon were "very keen" on the new, larger event, and several broadcasters were interested, too.
City officials are citing the funeral of John F. Kennedy as an example of an event at which many people could not get close enough to see the procession, but still felt as though they had participated in the solemn ceremony.
Some mothers provided elaborate and specific examples of an event they identified as a crisis, whereas others were more general and concise in their responding.
The experts generally thought that community restrictions could be considered on a case-by-case basis, for example, cancellation of an event to which thousands would travel.
Yet what could be a better example of an ambitious event that does not happen during the regular season?
