Sentence examples for go illustrates from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the extraordinary way in which money, people and companies seem to come and go illustrates the country's adaptability.

Eight local authorities in the UK now provide no public toilets at all, and the Great British Toilet map, an interactive by the Royal College of Art, showing where you can go when you need to, well, go, illustrates the extent of the problem.

The success of Amazon Go illustrates this principle.

This compressed time to going live illustrates the advantage of software based solutions: cost savings.

WHERE does Mr. Rocca go to illustrate the faults in the Electoral College system?

His previous books Everyday Matters and A Kiss Before You Go are illustrated memoirs of his life with and without her.

But Afghan clerics appeared to believe that the meeting would go forward, illustrating the tentative and equivocal nature of the peace effort.

Given is not without competitors — recent Y Combinator grad CrowdTilt is one startup that does a similar thing — but that can just go to illustrate how much of an opportunity is here.

A recent video titled, "I Forgot My Phone," that has gone viral illustrates how all of this new technology has led us astray.

Transit authorities across the country are encouraging people to report crimes, but there's a high chance sexual assailants would go unpunished, illustrated by the 87percentt of sexual assaults that go unreported on the New York City subway.

Nelly felt "suicidal by the time I started going" which illustrates the theoretical assertion that symptoms are represented emotionally (as well as cognitively) and that these emotional representations can trigger help-seeking [ 30, 31].