Sentence examples for going for example from inspiring English sources

Irony is what keeps Hamlet going, for example -- he's the Dave Eggers of medieval Denmark.

It is expensive and consumes a great deal of power, and it is also often unneeded: for a robot to see where it is going, for example, a rather crude imaging system that can detect the edges of objects may be all that is required.

"Context always matters, so you can't look at shoes on their own, but where [the people wearing them] are going". For example, if someone is going hiking, their shoes aren't indicative of being difficult to get along with, but instead a practical way to climb a mountain.

One parent can take the children to the mall to shop this year, instead of both you going, for example.

Luckily, there's lots of time outside of school to keep going (for example, the rest of your life).

"And I think we as parents need to be more educated on the cultural differences and medical facilities available where our children are going". For example, she said, had they known the procedure for transporting Julissa to the United States, she believes she could have been sent home sooner.

So in some of the labs I went, for example CERN, there were relatively few women.

Go, for example, to the tattooed eastern reaches of the East Village, where proud young locavores roam.

Gone, for example, is the traditional handshake that accompanied most meetings in daily life.

And go, for example, to the Royal Court, whose Young Writers Programme seeks, encourages and advises new talent.

Eighty percent of maize types that existed in the 1930s are gone, for example.