Sentence examples for exploits like from inspiring English sources
"It's from the days of blood-and-guts firefighting," Mr. Ritchie said, listing exploits like having survived pier explosions and being nearly crushed while fighting a fire that engulfed a military ship in 1942.
The impression left by Lycett's biography — that many of Conan Doyle's exploits, like most of his non-Sherlockian efforts, deserve the obscurity into which they have fallen — is only confirmed by the other book extracted from the new archival material.
They assumed he would return safely to East Setauket on Long Island, just as he had done after so many other dangerous exploits, like the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill in Alaska and nearly three decades battling fires for the Setauket Fire Department.
Some of the exploits, like NightSkies, could access personal info like call logs and SMS conversations — but only with physical access.
Exploits like al Shabaab's are minuscule next to a continent-wide trade in charcoal estimated at up to $25 billion, about one percent of which ends up in the hands of organized criminals.
The results are compared with a ballistic transfer that exploits manifold-like trajectories that wind onto the pole-sitter orbit.
These results suggest that the human retina exploits fly-like photoreceptive mechanisms that are potentially important for the modulation of non-visual responses to light and highlights the ubiquitous nature of photoswitchable photosensors across living organisms.
There are elements already in the Chumby that nobody has yet exploited — like a microphone.
He is humiliated, oppressed, exploited like the other little poor people".
"The horrifying revelations of Jimmy Savile should leave nobody in doubt that fame is a form of power which can be exploited like any other form of power".
By subtly distorting styles meant to contain the unrest mainstream rock has exploited, like easy-listening psychedelia or extra-sweet 1960's pop, the group digs out the often unintentional messages within even banal generic exercises.
