Sentence examples for examples of no from inspiring English sources
For another, the comparison only gets us just so far because in many examples of "No, totally!" there doesn't seem to be any negation whatsoever.
The formation of social memory would arguably have drawn power from the many examples of "No Irish Need Apply" used in print ads.
We conducted a limited search of the Securities and Exchange Commission's EDGAR database to look for other examples of "no pay" bylaws.
For another, the comparison only gets us just so far — because in many examples of "No, totally!" there doesn't seem to be any negation whatsoever.
"While well intentioned, and in accordance with initial requests from the jockeys for clarity and consistency via a fixed number, in practice the new rules have repeatedly thrown up examples of no consideration being given to the manner in which the whip is used as well as riders being awarded disproportionate penalties for the offence committed".
Examples of no (left), moderate (middle), and pronounced (right) vertebral subsidence, as assessed on CT by the degree of sinking of the intervertebral cage into the vertebral body (closed arrow) and the position of the radiological markers of the intervertebral cage (open arrow).
A 1992 audit by the New York State Urban Development Corporation cites examples of no-bid contracts and contracts that ballooned far beyond their original amount.
In Stamford, city records have yielded several examples of no-bid city contracts going to contractors who worked on Mr. Malloy's house.
These often produce outstanding examples of no-holds-barred journalism -- in some cases, so hard-hitting that they have produced changes in management.
Many of the 100 Olympic venues were officially opened, and while there were glaring examples of no-shows among the private security details, troops and police officers drafted to replace them began to rebuild confidence that the Games would be properly protected.
The surfer in the news reports, Jason Greenslate, did not respond to a request for comment on serving as the latest in a long line of examples of no-good food stamp recipients.
