Sentence examples for frequent rows of from inspiring English sources
His designs were also some of the first to utilize an abundance of natural light, evident in his frequent rows of windows, and through the intricate skylights featured in his more commercial work.
His friendship with George Bush's administration in the United States and his tendency to speak his mind about threats to his country's security led to frequent rows with Hugo Chávez of Venezuela and to Colombia being relatively isolated among the mainly left-wing governments of South America.
But having narrowly avoided an acrimonious divorce and the loss of some of its errant children, the euro zone risks a future as an unequal, loveless marriage with frequent rows and the prospect of separate bedrooms.
He has survived despite frequent rows with the media and persistent rumours of a schism between Spanish and foreign players in the camp.
When Sophie became a teenager, their relationship deteriorated and there were frequent rows.
The PlayStation 4's interface appears simple at first, with its frequent reliance on long, horizontal rows of tiles to present choices, but, save for the occasional lush splash screen highlighting a movie to rent in the store, it quickly feels both staid and cumbersome.
This has been one of a seemingly frequent tide of rows and complaints about the show.
The first two rows of Figure 8 show the twelve most frequent motifs from the years 2001 to 2011.
The stores, which are even frequented by American and European customers, are brightly lighted with rows of neatly stocked shelves.
When this happens, business class seats are classified as part of the coach cabin and high-ranking frequent fliers can nab one by selecting a seat in the first few rows of coach.
