Sentence examples for formats of any from inspiring English sources
NPR's "Morning Edition" has one of the most peculiar formats of any morning show on radio or television: it's split between the East Coast, with the co-host Steve Inskeep in Washington, and the West, with Ms. Montagne.
Note that the Duke Paralegal Online program is not considered a qualified program for the NC Paralegal Certification exam, as the NC State Bar does not recognize "online-only" formats of any program as qualified.
"Even though people like Rubin and Rogan are the most formalized journalistic formats of any of the people in the network, they still draw a lot from YouTube culture and they still have this element of hanging out," Lewis said.
Furthermore, the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions of Tomb Raider set new week one records as the fastest-selling individual formats of any Tomb Raider title so far, a record which was previously held by Tomb Raider: The Angel of Darkness.
That means there is no need for a human user to deal with interchangeable formats of any kind.
In all other formats of play, any player could lift his ball if he thought it might assist any other player.
For the avoidance of doubt, the content, layout and format of any Website or Newspaper will be subject to variation at GNM's sole discretion.
An Ofcom spokesperson made it clear that the ultimate format of any regulatory system would be a matter for the government.
This study could have an important implication for the design of the visual searching format of any computerized programs developed for people with ID in learning new tasks.
The format of any acquired record (e.g. paper, photographic, audio-visual, electronic, etc) is bound only by the archive's professional duty of care, i.e. its responsibility to ensure adequate provision for conservation, documentation, storage and access.
Slattery is all over the place as an improviser, repeatedly misunderstanding the format of any given game ("Am I still a robot?"), trampling over realities carefully established by others, dragging scenes and stories off at unhelpful tangents.
