Sentence examples for gale by from inspiring English sources

This gale, by definition, is anti-conservative.

The race started against a calm southwesterly breeze in the Bay of Biscay that was expected to rise to a full gale by Monday afternoon.

Onions, one of Bresnan's rivals for a place in the England squad against New Zealand, forced Adam Lyth to play on from his fourth delivery and then ran out Phil Jaques after Root set off for a run, then changed his mind, before returning later to end a 44-run stand between Root and Gale by having the latter leg-before.

Gale, by the way, is no typical grad student.

Further, repression of genes glpD, iolC, iolD, mrsA and galE by which other sources of carbon such as glycerol, inositol, maltose and galactose are converted to glucose for subsequent utilization suggests that alternative carbon sources may also not be available for P. temperata in H. bacteriophora infective juveniles.

The authors believe the resistance is mediated through galE by increasing the permeability barrier of the cell.

Pocked ground and masses of old droppings show where the animals repeatedly took what shelter they could find from the savage gales by standing in the lee of the dunes.

THE LIFE OF DAVID GALE Directed by Alan Parker; written by Charles Randolph; director of photography, Michael Seresin; edited by Gerry Hambling; music by Alex Parker and Jake Parker; production designer, Geoffrey Kirkland; produced by Mr. Parker and Nicolas Cage; released by Universal Pictures and Intermedia Films.

THE ORIGINAL KINGS OF COMEDY Directed by Spike Lee; director of photography, Malik Sayeed; edited by Barry Alexander Brown; production designer, Wynn P. Thomas; produced by Mr. Lee, Walter Latham and David M. Gale; released by Paramount Pictures.

The CRM comparison made by Gale is not by accident.

"They are apparently different languages," said Gale. "By putting them together you start to read each in a different way".