Sentence examples for had been the example from inspiring English sources

"Until recently, Greece had been the example to avoid.

There was no loss of life, but this incident prompted the building of a lighthouse on the skerries in 1979, and may also have been the example required for the formation of the present Search and Rescue helicopter unit, based at Sumburgh Airport.

But most powerful, perhaps, have been the examples of other shootings and the consumption of details made available through the media coverage.

"At least in theory, central banks can operate with negative equity and there have been examples in the past where this has been the case".

For him, the Mountbattens had been the best example of how the white man should behave in India.

In an interview in Tokyo this month, Mr. Cho said that Mr. Press had been the leading example of Toyota's efforts to hire and groom local managers.

Warner has been the prime example of a player whose contributions are hard to quantify.

This four-of-seven-game series has been the perfect example.

"This law has been the clear example of violating the First Amendment," said Tim Searcy, head of the telemarketing association.

Our great republic has been the only example in the world of a regular and orderly transfer of governmental succession by the elective system.

"We feel that he has been the ultimate example of humility, integrity, and dignity in the face of adversity," she said.