Sentence examples for from their standard from inspiring English sources

£20 is about as low as you can go in theatres, which need to make a significant slice from their standard percentage of the take.

Deviating from their standard practice of briefing the news media after court appearances, Mr. Blagojevich and his lawyers left the courthouse without comment.

A week after switching from their standard 4-3-3 to a 3-5-2 it Chicago, it's anyone's guess as to how KC will come out on Friday against Toronto FC.

In addition, Mr. Sullivan said, Wednesday's announcement by the governor also included a pledge that the state would reimburse service stations that offered a $25 discount from their standard inspection fee.

So this year, and especially this past month, Paul and his campaign have quietly diverged from their standard pitch in an attempt to sell the Texas congressman to the social conservatives who play a key role in the caucus.

Mann and Stewart deviated from their standard Wild West venue for Thunder Bay (1953), a contemporary adventure starring Stewart and Dan Duryea as oil drillers who understandably upset the local shrimp fishermen when they start blasting off the Louisiana coast.

This Six Nations, if it had anything to counter the charge that England had slipped back from their standards of last year, could at least say that the gap between top and bottom had closed.

Some Democratic candidates for Senate seem hellbent on creating distance from their standard-bearer, either by avoiding him on the campaign trail or publicly denouncing his legislation, despite their ideological similarities.

My bet is that, five years from now, their standard interface will have fewer options, not more.

The measures included changing the colors of vending machines in the Chinatown section of Manhattan from blue, their standard color, to red.

Here 'detrended' means that the empirical quantiles are subtracted from their corresponding standard normal quantiles.