Sentence examples for extremely abbreviated from inspiring English sources

Two of these are extremely abbreviated, implicitly modern Celtic heads from the British Isles that date from the second to third century.

Executives for the television networks said the statement deserved no more than an extremely abbreviated treatment because nothing new was said.

At Traif, he works alongside his staff — one cook on a slow night, two when it's busy — in an extremely abbreviated open kitchen behind the bar.

She showed off how Modah had taught her to extend her legs — which were the same tan color as the stripes on the extremely abbreviated skirt of her dress.

3. Given the uncertainty and the extremely abbreviated length of time (inform someone, make decision, implement decision, too late gorilla broke his neck) the only HUMAN decision possible was to regretfully kill poor Harambe.

Species of Vulsella possess a relatively thick and elongated shell with an extremely abbreviated hinge line and a narrow prismatic margin that provide a rigid "endo-skeleton" for the sponge, hence facilitating the host's growth.

Some abbreviations are best kept abbreviated, such as GCSE.

No out of sequence or abbreviated products were observed by HPLC MS underlining the extremely high level of control afforded by this system.

"Sometimes abbreviated to Vict".

The abbreviated countries "Ukr.

The abbreviated Ficre means "love".