Sentence examples for first profile on from inspiring English sources

I posted my first profile on Match.com two days before I read Jennifer Egan's article (Nov. 23).

The first Profile on our list — Wolcott Gibbs's "Time … Fortune … Life … Luce," from 1936 — even has a business story behind it.

Taxon, which was launched last September, is working with the U.S. Department of Energy to develop its first profiles, on soil from an oil field in Wyoming.

The second profile, on the other hand, refers to students with a lower level of use of self-regulation learning strategies involving technologies (see Fig. 2).

I came to know him well, after breaking the story on New West Notes that he would run Arnold Schwarzenegger's re-election in 2006, and did one of the first profiles of him, here on Huffington Post.

These words were on the second profile I clicked on yesterday: "stop trying to act lyk your popular no one even fuckign likes you...not even your 'best friends'....so you should just go and shut up and sit in a fucking corner by yourself …" Some is even more brutal.

We first profiled Plazes on June 11, 2005 (the day this blog started).

Remember to change the primary photo, screen name, and the order of the paragraphs on your second profile, so it isn't a complete copycat of the original.

Therefore, we first profiled miRNA expression based on differences in E-cadherin expression pattern in two different CRC cell lines for differences for more than 1000 miRNAs and identified several miRNAs as differentially expressed.

The second profile is based on the stress field compilation of Rummel and Baumgärtner (1982, unpublished) for central Europe with data originating from 120 hydraulic fracturing measurements.

It was one of the first startups profiled on TechCrunch, back in the summer of 2005.