Sentence examples for exploits started from inspiring English sources

Each of these exploits started with Blum getting an idea lodged in her head.

The repertory exploits started after intermission, with Mr. Gerstein's vibrant performances of three Schubert songs in transcriptions by Liszt.

Whereas those in the UK will enjoy Bond's latest exploits starting on the 29th of October.

Yet, as word of Paul's exploits starts to spread — first online, then through a national newspaper column and eventually a book deal — he finds himself forced constantly to up the stakes in order to keep things interesting.

Joe's sexual exploits start out (rather early in life) as innocent and fun-seeking, but before long she's using them less for enjoyment and more for escape.

He famously trademarked a specific shade of blue – Jay Z Blue – which he hoped to exploit, starting with making it the paintwork on a branded Chrysler luxury SUV.

It's an anxiety the movies have always been keen to exploit, starting with the first adaptation of Shelly's work, shot in 1910 by Thomas Edison, up to the present, in films like Her and Blade Runner 2049.

Like traditional projects in the extractive industries, geosequestration capacity should be exploited starting with the low-cost storage options first then moving gradually up the supply curve.

"This attack works whereby when a document is opened, an embedded flash exploit starts an easy downloader to the disk, which then downloads a fully-featured backdoor and а Trojan spy," said Vyacheslav Zakorzhevsky, head of Kaspersky's Vulnerability Research Group.

The classical viability theory has its origin in the Nagumo theorem [7] and is widely exploited starting from ordinary differential equations and reaching differential inclusions based on set-valued maps with a wide range of applications [8 10].

This trend is tied closely to the use of mobile devices, so is still in its relative infancy, but there are many areas for two-way transparency to exploit, starting with insurance.