Sentence examples for grid of some from inspiring English sources
South Mount Vernon is a grid of some of the most shameful streets in Westchester.
Each sculpture starts on the floor with a grid of some sort, white squares, for instance.
In all the paintings a grid of some sort is present, and each brushstroke, large or small, is a round-topped shape -- a single dab of a paintbrush that also suggests a fingernail or a tombstone.
An online intelligent early warning system of protective relaying [31] was developed and applied to the power grid of some domestic province.
Following the page of an upcoming player like Zion Williamson, the number-two recruit in the ESPN100 class, brings up a grid of some of recent plays from Williamson that you can flip through and then jump to videos of those plays.
Perhaps the most important book in his study was a huge atlas, wide open on a wooden lectern, the pages turned daily; sometimes we would catch him standing at the lectern, peering down at the dense, abstract grids of some newfound interest.
For example, the students were supposed to look at a grid of boxes, some containing numbers, others blank, discern a pattern and figure out what numbers the blanks should contain.
The east side of Randolph has shrunk to a small grid of streets, some named for heroes -- Dr. King, Kennedy and Malcolm X. Black residents now share the town with a small but growing number of migrant workers from Mexico and the few white families who live across the highway.
Modern Rochefort has spread well beyond its original boundaries, but the 17th-century town is still intact: an attractive grid of streets some eight blocks wide and six deep, the façades of the well-preserved buildings all neatly aligned with each other.
His plan proposed a grid of roads (which some residents still call "the knitting") connected by roundabouts.
In 1973, Mr. Zapf designed Marconi, the first font created for digital composition, where letters are printed across a grid of small boxes, some programmed to be black, others to be white.
