Sentence examples for for example referred from inspiring English sources

Zoothorn, for example, referred to a specific feedback effect, somewhere between a squeal and a scrape, that they discovered by experimenting with their instruments' wiring.

The Justice Department's inspector general, for example, referred findings on former FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe to prosecutors to consider criminal charges.

Fortunately the German field marshals' feelings toward one another were not noticeably more generous -- Rommel's colleagues, for example, referred to him scornfully as the Bubi-Marschall (baby marshal).

Such carpets sometimes ended up depicted in Renaissance paintings, with the result that certain patterns are forever linked to the artists who used them and are, for example, referred to as Lotto, Memling, Holbein or Crivelli.

Tass, for example, referred to "bewilderment and confusion" in the Reagan White House and an expected shake-up when former Sen.

In the context of qualitative retrospective studies they were, for example, referred to as "impasses" and "misunderstanding events" [ 6, 7].

Never, for example, refer to kids as "kids".

Inscriptions on the buffalo picture, for example, refer unconvincingly to the destruction of Chechnya.

He would, for example, refer to a crime caper rather than a crime story.

The latest GDP figures for America, for example, refer only to the fourth quarter of 2000.

"Five a Day", for example, refers to the secret guideline you've given yourself for minimum mince pie consumption.