Sentence examples for from sundry from inspiring English sources
Like other such works in China, it was made up of extracts from sundry books, classified by subject matter.
They suggest as well the haphazard nature of the book's genesis, its assemblage from sundry parts and the author's attitude toward such exercises in the first place.
It tried to explain why Holly Golightly — the professionally adorable heroine of "Breakfast at Tiffany's," a woman who stayed out all night and regularly accepted $50 gratuities from sundry gentlemen friends — was actually squeaky-clean.
From 'Sundry Fragments and Images' i The wind, that passes by so fleet, Runs his fingers through the wheat, And leaves the blades, where'er he will veer, Tingling between dusk and silver.
By John A. Holmes The New Yorker, May 9, 1936 P. 29 Collected from Sundry Notes Found on Used Envelopes, Old Laundry Lists, and View Article By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb By Kelefa Sanneh By Sam Knight.
By John A. Holmes The New Yorker, May 9, 1936 P. 29 Collected from Sundry Notes Found on Used Envelopes, Old Laundry Lists, and View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By John Cassidy By Jia Tolentino.
The roster of dropped names above is a partial culling from reviews of the first "Hulk" and the second "Matrix" and from the sundry "think pieces" they have inspired in these and other pages.
One repeat user, a man who only wanted to be known as Ezra, told me that he gets his kopi jantan from a sundry shop in his neighborhood.
Even in hindsight, the Great War appears to have risen from a sundry brew of territorial ambition, imperial friction, economic rivalry, technological advancement, mounting nationalism and lousy diplomacy.
The humor of the song is heightened by the running visual creepy-funny gag of myriad moms sprung from various and sundry hiding spots from which they've been spying on their sons' amatory dalliances.
The effort is entirely different from open-access publishing (making papers freely available to all and sundry from the outset), and detractors worry that this half-way house will draw attention away from the campaign to move the whole of scientific publishing into the realm of open accessibility.That concern is probably misplaced.
