Sentence examples for instance come from inspiring English sources

Still, certain thematic obsessions emerge; questions of vision and perception, for instance, come up often.

Made-to-order sandwiches, for instance, come on tasty organic baguettes.

Its steaks, for instance, come from Leamington Spa butcher Aubrey Allen (see above).

Knoll noted that the world can change a lot without producing huge losses; ice ages, for instance, come and go.

The policies to support the stockmarket, for instance, come from Mr Mori's party, the Liberal Democrats (LDP).

Meaty and nutty flavours, for instance, come from pyrazines, oxazoles and thiazoles, compounds containing nitrogen, oxygen and sulphur respectively.

No instance came to mind.Maybe I have been lucky.

Lerwick, for instance, comes from the Old Norse Leirvik, meaning muddy bay.

(The subject of "The Holy Family Arrives at the Robbers Farmm," for instance, comes from the Apocrypha).

Christa Kalulu, for instance, came back recently from eight years in Zimbabwe to run a marketing company.

Fans of the singer Josh Groban, for instance, came together online to form a remarkably successful charity.