Sentence examples for example of the classic from inspiring English sources

It is a fine example of the classic, sensible dessert.

Our final example of the classic American genre film - the connect-the-dots summer comedy - is Kicking And Screaming.

Among the à la carte entrees, Peking duck was a fine example of the classic dish, arriving pre-wrapped in a roll, sliced and pretty, with a nice ratio of duck to hoisin sauce, cucumber, scallion and lettuce.

Matthew Warchus, who has announced details of his first season at the Old Vic in London, is an example of the classic artistic director, scheduling a season that includes some shows directed by him (Timothy Spall in Pinter's The Caretaker, Ralph Fiennes in Ibsen's The Master Builder) and by others, including Richard Jones's staging of Eugene O'Neill's The Hairy Ape.

On one night, an osso buco with sage risotto was a fine example of the classic veal dish, the risotto perfect and creamy, the flavors melding from long, slow braising in olive oil, wine and vegetables until the meat was falling from the bone.

One example of the classic pay-for-success model is the Ansari X Prize, introduced in 1996, which offered $10 million to the builder of a private reusable passenger spacecraft that could go into space and land back on Earth safely twice in 10 days.

Having re-read some of his speeches, I find too many lumpen examples of the classic descending tricolon with anaphora.

There are lots of examples of the classic Joe Meek sound — angelic choirs and violins — that have never been released.

Prices for vintage Mustangs range from high six figures for examples of the classic 1965 Shelby GT350R with solid racing pedigrees to three figures for 6-cylinder beaters from the '90s.

Below are examples of the classic illustrated Star Wars posters alongside the new digital posters; look and decide for yourself.

Hence, this is an example of how the classic problem of author identification can be tackled using non-textual features only.