Sentence examples for exchange from a from inspiring English sources
"Most inmates wouldn't know a stock exchange from a soccer ball," he said.
Here's the relevant exchange, from a Piers Morgan interview that aired last night, on CNN: MORGAN: You've seen "Argo," I take it?
Her lack of invention is highlighted by this exchange, from a 1984 discussion between Jean-Luc GoriginallyMaurice publishedrininaLe Mondeished in Le Monde.
They have proposed demutualisation, turning the exchange from a member-owned club to a public company that would be listed on the exchange it operates.
That brief exchange from a secretly recorded conversation between the two men in the recreation area of a Brooklyn jail in January 2005 is significant for two reasons.
Mr. Grasso had a remarkable rise at the exchange, from a clerk earning $82.50 a week in 1968 to its top executive in 1995.
At another point, their headphones on, they engaged in a fragmentary exchange from an earlier discussion about working with a large table — bringing in references to Thomas Adès's opera "The Tempest" and the Wooster Group's "I Am Jerome Bel".
Due to their higher polymer contents, these opals had much better mechanical strength and could undergo the solvent exchange from an organic solvent to water without being broken.
Conceptual/discussion issues: 1) The authors consistently refer to subunit exchange from an active holoenzyme into an inactive one.
The polymorphism is responsible for an amino acid exchange from an arginine to a tryptophan within the coding region of the gene.
Further it was to analyze if there are possible infectious problems caused by the one-stage exchange from an external to an internal procedure?
