Sentence examples for example was brought from inspiring English sources

My Texas antelope, for example, was brought down at 1,500 feet by Edward (Buddy) Barnes, using a Weatherby MarkV Super VarmintMaster.

John R. Walter, for example, was brought in to succeed Robert E. Allen at AT&T in 1996 but never made it to the top.

His trivia may not always be textbook perfect -- the bagel, for example, was brought to New York by Jews from Eastern Europe -- but he is usually pretty much on the mark.

Florsheim, for example, was brought out of bankruptcy a decade ago by the grandchildren of its founder, who have revamped the line by introducing a quirky collaboration with Duckie Brown and hiring young designers for its in-house team in Milwaukee.

Nicholas Sension, for example, was brought before a court in 1672 having propositioned numerous men over the preceding thirty years.

An example was bringing the Doncaster Rovers football team into the prison to offer coaching sessions.

About half of all road accident victims, for example, are brought to hospitals by Good Samaritans, complete strangers who stop and pick up the injured.

It can, for example, be brought about when advancing productivity enables the economy to produce more goods and services at lower cost, raising consumers' real incomes.

The coefficient of the highest power of x (2 in this example) is brought down as is, multiplied by the constant term of the divisor (−3) with its sign changed, and added to the coefficient following, giving −1.

It allows for breaches of church decorum: the horses, for example, are brought into churches where they, and the jockeys, are blessed by the priests of the local districts.

But when the German example is brought up she does add: "The London taxi trade is a very fragmented industry".