Sentence examples for for instance accepts from inspiring English sources

Dollar Tree, for instance, accepts food stamps in 2,200 of its stores today, up from 1,154 stores last year.

Aspiring vets, for example, might seek work placements with practices or volunteer for animal charities – the Blue Cross, for instance, accepts school-leavers in various roles, including hands-on work with animals.

Although focusing on traditional trades, the programs are designed to be innovative; the construction workshop, for instance, accepts women even though the trade has traditionally been male only.

Oak, for instance, accepts stains very evenly without sealer, but the same stain on maple or pine will look blotchy and unattractive unless you seal the wood first before applying stain.

What harm would it have done if Herman Melville, for instance, accepted kickbacks from the Nantucket Tourism Board?

Could you, for instance, accept Jeff Goldblum as an unemployed insurance salesman or a suburban dentist?

Should one, for instance, accept BMW's classification of its X5 as a "sports activity vehicle"?

(This is true even in small ways: For instance, accepting a bid on a Friday may invite buyer's remorse on the weekend).

The Nouveau Marché, for instance, accepted the flotation of Infonie, the owner of an on-line computer network, last March at FFr450 per share.

This used to be a well-established principle, but in recent years it's a point of view eroded by a succession of distinguished writers (Stephen Spender and William Golding, for instance) accepting honours.

PP tongues have been wagging about a possible deal: Madrid might, for instance, accept more devolved tax-raising powers and a fully autonomous education system.For all the PP's carping, Mr Zapatero could yet emerge as the architect of a "new Spain".