Sentence examples for from a different event from inspiring English sources

In it, he showed an audience a clip from a different event, in which he asked a member of that audience to sing the opening stanzas from "Amazing Grace".

In a moving video talk, comedian Michael Jr. describes the power of knowing your "why". In it, he showed an audience a clip from a different event, in which he asked a member of that audience to sing the opening stanzas from "Amazing Grace". The gentleman, a music teacher, began in a deep baritone and sang the refrain flawlessly.

She appeared to be dressed for a different event from the one that the other professors were attending.

Students should keep in mind that some flexibility may be necessary in terms of the interview topic, since the person may know very little about the event in which the student is most interested and might know a great deal about a different event from that decade.

Here, tandem duplications are not modeled explicitly as a different event from ordinary duplications.

In one case (the male who is dressed like a cowboy) I had to find another photo of him from a totally different event in which he was posed in a similar fashion so I could steal his arm and place it into the photo I was working with.

However, Southern analysis in the DG3 series confirmed that lines a, d and e were derived from a different transformation event from the lines b, c and f.

A cluster of DMTs, called DUF1632, have non-cytosolic N- and C-termini and appear to come from a different duplication event than the nucleotide sugar transporters.

In most cases, GFP expression segregated as a single integration event, indicating that a tissue-specific expression pattern was not likely being masked by a ubiquitous expression pattern from a different insertion event.

Each transgenic root results from a different transformation event and therefore each individual root transformed with pPvTIFY-RNAi or pPvTIFY-OE will show a specific degree of gene silencing or over-expression, respectively.

It has been suggested [ 3] that "ARDS" probably encompasses several distinct states, each of which results from a different initiating event, but all of which eventually are expressed as the common respiratory distress sequelae.