Sentence examples for example of the level from inspiring English sources
Here is an example of the level of detail I need before booking a family trip, from a FamilyTravel.com review: "The kids played in the pools for hours, alternating between the water slide, the hot tub, and water basketball.
A success with the teen crowd was the broad US high-school farce Private School (1983), in which Kristel plays a sex education teacher called Ms Regina Copoletta, an example of the level of its humour.
Although Dynamo Kiev are hardly a sturdy example of the level of opponent one would expect to face in the competition, the tactics and attitude the Bundesliga club took in to the game were a sure sign of inexperience and an inability to comprehend opponents at that level.
That's an example of the level of proof they are looking for," she said.
As an example of the level of interest in entrepreneurship, Ha tells me that, in the year since Labs' founding, 300 companies have applied to the program.
She was careful to use my name -- just one more example of the level of fine-tuned professionalism that was a part of everything she ever did.
There's a certain "how dare she" tack to all of the critics who have had their suspension of disbelief shaken by her success with the opposite sex -- a tack which has seemingly never been applied, by way of example, to the level of suspension of disbelief required for a universe in which Woody Allen is consistently the object of young women's desires.
Think of a communications entrepreneur such as Hotmail founder Sabeer Bhatia - just one example of the levels of success south Asians from the Indian subcontinent and the US are reaching.
It is being circulated as an example of the levels of sheer desperation many have reached in the war-torn capital.
If Agüero provided for an hour an example of the levels of all-round centre-forward play any striker would hope to reach, Welbeck's most vital qualities were his vigour and aggression that contributed to Arsenal's second-half surge.
Table 2 illustrates an example of the levels of intervention based on the levels of hazard and risk from very low to very high (configured or implicit depending on the area is occupied or not by buildings or infrastructure).
