Sentence examples for getting a burst of from inspiring English sources
And the fact that the country is getting a burst of births from nonwhites is a huge advantage, argues Dowell Myers, professor of policy, planning and demography at the University of Southern California.
Signature Haitian products like mangoes, coffee and cocoa are getting a burst of overseas attention, and BioTek, a Florida company, is awaiting approval from the new government on a long-awaited public-private plan to revive Haiti's last remaining sugar mill, in Léogâne, one of the areas hit hardest by the quake.
To generalize the above discussion in terms of the parameters of the channel model, the probability of getting a burst of good bits starting in state is given by.
Aiden also uses pattern recognition to detect changes and make suggestions — so if your company's website is getting a burst of traffic from a media article, Aiden will notice the change and suggest a marketing campaign, including the media mention.
When something unexpected happens, his face lights up and you get a burst of happy humanity out of him.
Murray seemed out of today's match, down 2-5 in the fifth, when he got a burst of energy and appeared to be the stronger man.
Parsley Salsa Verde With Grilled Cod: Simply cooked mild-tasting fish gets a burst of flavor from this bright green condiment.
You get a burst of tart fresh juice from the center, where the almond is developing, and a crunchy, fuzzy, fruity pod.
The ginger lightly perfumed the greens and maintained its own flavor and crispness, so that every now and then you would get a burst of its energetic heat.
Octogenarians have a more devil-may-care tactic: they are sometimes quite willing to crowd on some sail and see if they can't get a burst of speed out of the old hooker yet.
The streaming-music service Pandora is facing stiff new competition, Ben Sisario reports, as Spotify makes its radio feature available free on mobile devices and a new playlist app, Songza, gets a burst of interest from music fans.
