Sentence examples for example which does from inspiring English sources

The Guardian is a morning daily, for example, which does not come out on Sundays, unlike the New York Times.

The success of Apple's iPod, for example, which does one thing (playing music) and does it very well, may mean that task-specific phones will prove more popular than modular ones.

The play now begins with Elisabet's entrance, for example, which doesn't occur until Act II in Schiller's text.

Here's Purcell meeting David Lodge at a rave (Love Is a Bourgeois Construct), dirty techno inspired by Michael Gambon's description of theatre (Shouting in the Evening), a collaboration with Example which doesn't sound fusty, but fresh (Thursday) plus tons of ambition, life, light and noise.

TechCrunch recently covered Tipflare, for example, which does Netflix-like recommendations on anything.

Next, we show that our assumptions can be satisfied by a simple example, which does not aim at generality.

The United States, for example, which did well in terms of access to higher education, scored 12th of 17 in terms of affordability.

You'd expect a night of nostalgia and, sure, we get some songs that haven't been performed for years: Tusk album track, Think About Me, for example, which "didn't do very well at the time but we've always been rather fond of," says Christine McVie.

That puts the fund on a par with other global players the Carlyle Group, for example, which didn't enter Asia until 1998 but has raised $4 billion since then to devote to that region.

For example, which do you think is environmentally more damaging: wool or polyester?

It suggests organic farming methods, for example, which do not allow the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides, as well as restricting the use of antibiotics on livestock. .