Sentence examples for example this time from inspiring English sources

('Those people will grind you up,' his mother told him; her example, this time, was Frank Sinatra).

The Akkadian preterite i-prus '(he) divided' and present tense i-parras '(he) is dividing' provide another example, this time formed on the root √prs.

But, as with his predecessors, burnout tends to claim the best people who served at the outset – Hillary Clinton is the most notable example this time around.

For example, this time the researchers divided the theoretical population of 5.2 million into two groups -- "highly involved" Jews and "people of Jewish background" -- and posed most questions only to the first group.

In another notable example, this time within Attack of the Clones, you can see a floating pear somehow slip into Padme's mouth, like she's a lizard using her tongue to take in the fruit (at the 38-second mark).

A cable channel devoted to Hispanic viewers is scheduled to present a special show on Saturday evening that offers another example – this time with a Spanish accent — of the popular marketing trend of branded entertainment.

Among the most lurid examples this time around came from Joe Walsh, a former Republican congressman from Illinois and now a radio talk-show host.

Figure 2 shows an example constellation, this time the spatial partitioning of the market into three levels is used as example.

The author, Daniel Defoe, is very descriptive, for example: 'By this time it blew a terrible storm indeed'.

Now Rooney must use Arshavin as an example again, this time in aiming to replicate the tiny Russian's impact at Euro 2008 after his suspension, which ruled him out of Russia's opening two group stage matches.

For example, at this time last year, the average selling price for a PC was $1,800.