Sentence examples for example turned out from inspiring English sources

A program to produce missiles with enough range to reach neighboring capitals, for example, turned out to exist only in designs and computations on two compact discs.

Bangers and mash at pounds 6.50, for example, turned out to be locally produced wholegrain mustard and apple sausages on chive mashed potatoes with red onion gravy.

The film's star and director, Ed Harris, for example, turned out a quite creditable drip painting for the cameras, lacking, perhaps, only that very last dash of true Pollockismo.

The fellow who photogenically rode his horse around the refuge while displaying a large American flag, for example, turned out to be acutely concerned lest the federal government divest itself of public lands.

The human cost of the conflict is still rising on all sides but the overall price paid by the Iraqis is hard to measure.Counting enemy fatalities in war is tricky: estimates made immediately after the Gulf war in 1991, for example, turned out to be inflated.

Like any good storyteller, he believed in the power of make-believe to reveal truth, and he trusted children to sort out the obvious inconsistencies according to their own imaginations, as when the puppet X the Owl's cousin, for example, turned out to be the human Lady Aberlin in a bird suit.

A. Cohen, for example, turns out to be the writer Arthur Cohen.

An organisation may, for example, turn out to have a building code violation or financial irregularity.

The Bombay example turns out to be something of an outlier, however.

(The coastline of Britain, for example, turns out to be roughly 1.24-dimensional).

The Mexican state of Jalisco, for example, turns out a rich, honey-like variety known as fire opal.