Sentence examples for example referring from inspiring English sources

"We landed Mercedes," he said by way of example, referring to the plant in nearby Vance.

Greater precision was sometimes applied, the terms Kunstkammer and Rüstkammer, for example, referring respectively to a collection of art and a collection of historical objects or armour.

He added, "I think of Garrincha, for example," referring to an earlier Brazilian star who died of his excesses a year later, just short of 50.

For example, referring to yourself in the third person is a mistake, as you come across as pompous and evasive in one go.

Professor Sikora said oncologists were adept at circumventing the system by, for example, referring patients to other doctors who can provide the private medication separately.

An applicative example referring to a case of interest shows that the state of stress obtained by stretching the cable notably influences only a reduced set of vibration modes, determined by the path geometry and cable force.

Never, for example, refer to kids as "kids".

Inscriptions on the buffalo picture, for example, refer unconvincingly to the destruction of Chechnya.

He would, for example, refer to a crime caper rather than a crime story.

The latest GDP figures for America, for example, refer only to the fourth quarter of 2000.

"Five a Day", for example, refers to the secret guideline you've given yourself for minimum mince pie consumption.