Sentence examples for examples like a from inspiring English sources

Jones pulled out examples, like a gardener showing off prize vegetables.

She mentioned examples like a man who throws food on the floor or makes threats.

We have widely experimented SME through several case studies, ranging from small examples, like a library system, to complex industrial applications.

There are other examples: Like a Prayer works for reasons that aren't simply musical, so does The La's There She Goes.

Another resource is on the University of Delaware Web site, with examples like "A New Coat for Anna," which teaches about bartering, or "The Great Brain" books by John Fitzgerald, which might be more fitting for aspiring business school graduates.

Without self-vaunting and with intriguing examples, like a leather bag retrieved from a sunken 18th-century ship, Hermès has succeeded in this exhibition to communicate a serious purpose in a whimsical way.

"I have never, for example, liked a big shoulder," he said.

The "Judging" group, for example, liked "a planned and organized approach to life" and favored both tighter gun control and stiffer sentences to deter crime.

But chasing prosperous examples likes Boston College and UConn has been a dicey path for other big-time football dreamers.

The authors cite previous work on this, and use examples like an invitation to an exclusive dinner or lecture, or membership in an elite group.

As should be clear from examples like Rhode Island and Alaska, a state can have a strong partisan lean and nevertheless be elastic, or vice versa.