Sentence examples for example to come from inspiring English sources

I plan for this example to come from me, somehow.

Chongqing is the biggest example to come to light of what is sometimes dubbed "red-black" (ie, communist-mafia) collusion since a huge round-up in 2000 of gangsters in Shenyang in the north-east.

It?s hard for a field biologist, for example, to come to Washington in search of science policy opportunities that might suit her interests and talents.

"International programs have to be established to allow Peruvian young professors or students, for example, to come to Mexico or Brazil and complete their M.S. or Ph.D. degree," he says.

If we were, for example, to come upon a lump of ice in the middle of a desert, we might plausibly say that perhaps someone put it there, or perhaps a freak storm had left a great hailstone.

While physical abuse is often the first example to come to mind, dominance and control can be carried out through emotional and verbal, as well as sexual, abuse.

So, the only way we were going to learn about what was going on and engage people -- like the French government, for example -- to come in and try to calm the situation down with peacekeepers was do this reporting with Human Rights Watch.

Her own favorite examples seem to come via the multiplex; she cites Mulan, Rocky Balboa, and Katniss Everdeen.

The recent controversy over mammogram screening in the U.S. was an example of things to come.

Another example: Missiles tend to come in volleys.

The Edmontosaurusskull Zelenitsky is working on, for example, will have to come out in pieces.