Sentence examples for example that did from inspiring English sources

It provided one example that did not seem especially plausible: It said that Mr. Harding was deported because he had forgotten to pick up a press credential card the last time that he was in Moscow.

The crisp crust, barely retaining its hold on the cod, was that rare example that didn't require regular reapplications of malt vinegar, and the fat fried potatoes were well salted.

An example that did not follow this trend is the launch of oVirt.org – an open source alternate to VMware.

"The Insider Extreme is an example that didn't exist two weeks ago and is now core to a lot of the things that we're trying to do," says Balfe.

There were some publications such as Vogue, for example, that don't use girls under 16.

He concluded with gestures of personal passion (burying his face adoringly in the Young Girl's skirts, for example) that don't make sense in this ballet.

Diane Blood's battle to use her late husband's sperm to start a family is a well-known example that does not involve civil liberties and terrorist groups.

There are plants, for example, that do not produce their food by photosynthesis but rather are parasitic on other living plants.

How many opportunities does it cut off, and are those the very opportunities which pave a path to influence, financial stability, etc? Are there any writers there at The New Yorker, for example, that don't have a degree?

Most of the time, the support is quieter from that side, sometimes coming from individual lawyers, sometimes from affiliates — Texans for Insurance Reform is an example — that don't have those two loaded little words in their names.

The one example that does not readily lend itself to these approaches is the problem of the Christian Trinity.