Sentence examples for in the especially from inspiring English sources

Implausibly, in the especially vivid painting titled "Love of Winter" (1914), Central Park is distinguished by high hills that are almost mountains.

Although litter wasn't on my to-do list, I was interested in the especially rich selection of "Brooms, Brushes & Accessories," particularly the nylon grout brush ($1.68) with crimped bristles to work crevices.

The main flame retardant activity of DPP-POSS, DPOP-POSS, and DOPO-POSS are in the especially strong condensed phase activity through charring and intumescence due to the synergistic between phosphorus and silicon in these POSSs.

It was just the singing that made him look ugly the way he scrunched up his nose whenever he had to draw out a line and furrowed his brows whenever he had trouble pronouncing the words, his pained expression in the especially emotional moments.

Content marketing is bound to bring up questions of just how thin a line should exist between editorial content and sponsored stuff or ads, but it's impossible to deny that publishers are hungry for new revenue streams, and this seems to be one that has promise in the especially hard-to-monetize realm of mobile.

Dachsbau at Heiligensee: In the especially hot summer of 2006, the water table sank by 30 centimeters and its flow changed direction.

Glow-in-the-dark are especially scary.

Some things grow larger in the mind, especially in memory.

He's rising in the polls, especially in Iowa.

"People live in the present, especially in America," Jagr said.

Catholics in the Bible, especially the Old.