Sentence examples for have a variation from inspiring English sources

It'd be good to have a variation".

About 10percentt of Caucasians have a variation in the enzyme that make them poor at eliminating the drugs from their bodies.

Katie Allan, creative manager at Charles Worthington, says older women often have a variation on this haircut because it's "faceframing … once you're over 50 [as all pob wearers, bar Sturgeon, are], your hair is drier.

"In some developments, the houses are so uniform that you have a variation of as little as 2percentt in pricing," he said, adding that in such cases, it might not be necessary for the appraiser to inspect the house.

— ATL, Ringoes, NJ I have a variation on the 'phone contact for reservations' to offer; research your hotel online, then use their email address to introduce yourself and arrange accommodations.

But some people produce less BDNF after exercise than others because they have a variation in the gene that controls BDNF production, though it's unknown whether they derive less cognitive benefit from exercise as a result.

Every culture has a variation on this theme.

(John Kerry had a variation: "Ask Osama bin Laden if he is better off now than he was four years ago").

He had a variation on this: "Bess, I hate Christmas trees".

I recently had a variation of this update e-mailed to me.

Several times after the 2008 Republican convention, I had a variation of the following experience in restaurants, bars and waiting rooms.