Sentence examples for examples from one of from inspiring English sources

Other random examples from one of the biggest spontaneous corporate charity drives ever undertaken: * General Mills has sent truckloads of granola bars and Chex Morning Mix, a breakfast cereal that pours out of a hand-held pouch, for the rescue workers.

The Met exhibit, which culls its examples from one of the most important collections of Native art in private hands, features work from the second through early twentieth century.

To take an example from one of the masters of rhyming, Alexander Pope, in "An Essay on Man": In parts superior what advantage lies?

An example from one of the teachers of a completed KF for a unit on Genetic Disease is shown in Table 5.

An example, from one of the many back issues of the magazine that I keep on a shelf alongside my cookbooks: "Craig Beach of Morgantown, W. Va., cleans and saves the plastic caps from cough syrup bottles and uses them to measure liquids.

Here's another example from one of my clients.

An example from one of the TCGA melanoma samples with a missense SNV that overlaps a germline SNP (dbSNP ID: rs9891498), 21 nucleotides upstream.

Rosen demonstrates this with a brilliantly chosen example from one of the cello sonatas; it is no exaggeration to say that I shall never listen to Brahms in the same way again.

The NimStim database does not allow to publish the identities that we used in the experiment, but we created a representative example from one of the authorized identities that can be consulted in the supplementary material.

White: 2006 Saintsbury Chardonnay, Carneros (£15.99, or two each for £12.99, 13.5%, Majestic) Too many California Chardonnays taste of butterscotch and residual sweetness to me, so it's a delight to drink this toasty, elegant, citrus fresh example from one of the West Coast's best exponents of a more restrained Burgundian style.

Salman Rushdie often quotes an example from one of Saul Bellow's characters imagining that a dog barks because it is protesting the unpleasantness of being a dog: "For god's sake, open the universe a little more!" This, he says, this is the very heart of literature: opening the world.