Sentence examples for in the also from inspiring English sources

Players get overworked during the course of the regular NBA season, which runs 82 games before even factoring in the (also lengthy) postseason.

(Volume three, which was posthumously edited by Engels? The surplus-value theories set out in the also posthumously published fourth volume?) The readings are directed by Isaac Julien, the British artist-film-maker.

Part of the issue might be that the surroundings are so unexpected: no battered, dark snug, but a shiny, brightly-lit bar in the also shiny, brightly-lit Frenchgate shopping centre.

Nationally, Stanford appeared in the "also receiving votes" categories of the preseason polls.

In the AP Poll, Tech rose to 21st, while Boston College fell out of the poll entirely, appearing in the "also receiving votes" category at 27th.

Virginia Tech, which had been unranked during the final week of the regular season, remained in the "Also Receiving Votes" category outside the top 25, except in the BCS Poll, where the Hokies rose to No. 25.

Hey – like Chazz Michael Michaels says of sex addiction in the also-overlooked cinematic masterpiece Blades of Glory: it's a real disease, with doctors and medicine and everything.

Most clearly seen in historic big names, it is in my experience something that starts very early in the career trajectory, even in the also-rans.

Adele, the young soul-singer who had dominated the charts for much of the summer with her hit record "21," was left in the also-ran category.

There is a postcard, which I believe is still sold in the also-divided main post office on state line Avenue, depicting an elderly Arkansas farmer and his mule standing side by side with the white demarcation of the state line running directly on the pavement between them.

In the also-ran category is Michele Placido's "Angel of Evil," a biography of Renato Vallanzasca, the Milanese thief, kidnapper and underworld matinee idol who in the 1970s and early '80s embarrassed the Italian police before his final apprehension and multiple life sentences.