Sentence examples for important lore from inspiring English sources
According to Recode, Lore's deal with Walmart requires him to stay on at the company for at least five years in order to earn a promised payout of up to a billion dollars, a longer time commitment than the typical two or three years and one that emphasizes how important Lore is to Walmart's e-commerce future.
In medieval times the monasteries were the main repositories of gardening knowledge and the important herbal lore.
But it seemed just as important to Lore to frame Jet as a decidedly non-Amazonian employer.
But the narrative of death has also been important in the lore surrounding the existence of the Islamic republic.
The movie's most important relationship is Lore's complicated connection to Thomas Kai Malinaan, an enigmatic man several years older who carries papers identifying him as Jewish, although he does not match the documents' picture.
The dimension of controversy, so important to the lore of the game, would be a thing of the past if Instant Replay was implemented.
While they will never rival the Tour de France in the public's imagination, they occupy an important place in cycling lore, and Cossins has done them full justice.
An important moment in Beat lore merged with an iconic moment in Dylan's career — although explaining all of that in the film would have taken the focus off Dylan and, in any case, would have taken too long.
An important moment in Beat lore merged with an iconic moment in Dylan's career although explaining all of that in the film would have taken the focus off Dylan and, in any case, would have taken too long.
His contribution to the legend specifically known as Larry was never quite treated with the reverence it deserved, though as Henderson said Monday in a telephone interview, "It was one of the most important plays in Celtics lore, no matter which way you look at it".
We have been assured that Pepper the Plancast Penguin, an important figure in Valley lore and legend, will remain as the mascot for the site.
