Sentence examples for examples of the much from inspiring English sources
Mr. Linklater gives engaging examples of the much longer history of measurement unsettled.
THE DeLorean Car Show this weekend in Gettysburg, Pa., will probably bring out many different examples of the much beloved stainless steel car, from pristine restorations to the requisite B.T.T.F.
It would aim not only to confirm any instrumental use of the research (ie direct use of the findings or research theories in formulating the content of the policy) but also to capture examples of the much wider range of possible impacts on policy, including the gradual sedimentation of insights, theories, concepts and perspectives in the enlightenment mode.
Is this not a striking example of the much wider need to get real about the sort of economy we want to live in?
Its sales of 25 million cases were only half those of Stolichnaya vodka, the leader, but four times those, for example, of the much more widely known J&B Scotch.
Meanwhile, there would be revisions around the margins — a repeal, for example, of the much reviled requirement, tucked into the health-care bill, that businesses file 1099 forms for every contractual transaction over six hundred dollars.
Telepresence robots are an example of the much broader field of telerobotics, an area of engineering that has been moving steadily away from science fiction into our everyday lives.
One hopes the White House will give this the publicity it deserves — it's an example of the much-maligned Elizabet Warren creation delivering results to real people.
Other common examples of the "too much information" approach include asking for the customer's age (how many people even answer truthfully?) and home address (are they coming over for dinner or something?).
Other examples of the genre are much more complex, including a game where you masturbate in PETSCII.
"I loves it here...all my favouritest people are here," he says, in a good example of the way much of his dialogue threatens to topple into the twee.
