Sentence examples for handful of further from inspiring English sources
A handful of further Pentangle shows this year also suggested that, albeit with half a lung removed, he was on the mend.
The same bookmaker is taking bets on a handful of further-fetched novelties: will Mr Brown pay tribute to Humphrey, the Downing Street cat (25/1)?
A handful of Muslims live further north, in Shetland.
Such a high volume of ads coming before the summer — many of them negative and concentrated in a handful of battleground states — further reinforces the belief among political strategists that this election will see an unusually heavy and vicious air war as outside political groups assume a larger role than ever.
Its collection of mini-worlds, each hiding a handful of stars allowing further progression, laid the foundation for future 3D Mario games, notably Super Mario Galaxy and its sequel.
The company had run through a handful of misspellings to further demonstrate this problem (see slide 8 here, and above), which showed how much better Google Play was at correcting for typos and poorly spelled words.
A handful of studies have further attempted to investigate what factors may promote asymmetric sequence divergence of paralogs.
Birds are also restricted to such sites in the most urbanized part of Oslo, except for a handful of species (see further in Discussion).
Investigations by journalists and a handful of backbench MPs produced further evidence of British collusion in the rendition of CIA detainees.
Indeed, on their present showing a solid 30% share of the vote in recent local elections and 28% in the first post-Brent opinion poll the Liberal Democrats can look forward to taking a further handful of Tory scalps come the next election.
Both teams were fielding largely second-string teams, with England having a significant contingent with the Lions and a further handful of established players being rested, while Argentina were without their European-based stars as they took a break ahead of the Rugby Championship later this year.
