Sentence examples for instance ends from inspiring English sources
"Lead Soldier," for instance, ends with this invocation: "Long live the rainbow France, unified, unburdened of all its fears".
A brief account of his childhood fascination with the movies, for instance, ends up challenging the myth that submersion in popular culture sounds the death knell of literary aspiration.
At the first scene, for instance, ends with an account of how the icthyosaurus drowned in Noah's Flood and as the icthyosaurus was a marine animal anyway, one must always consider the possibility that bits of Brecht are jokes.
The anthropologist's hope of an extended stay in a conservative Bedouin village, for instance, ends in a midnight flight after radical jihadist relatives of his apologetic host threaten violence against the infidel intruder.
His chord voicings on Miles Davis's "Solar," for instance, end up turning it into something like a Bruce Hornsby song.
For instance, ending in September, 2011, only 9.72 percent of all the large-cap mutual funds managed to be above average, every year, for five consecutive years.
How does a major-league ballplayer, for instance, end up playing for nine different teams, while also rejoining his first team, the Oakland Athletics, four times?
For instance, ending the VAT tax relief on airline fuel might be a good idea but it would also probably mean a hike in plane fares.
The day that began with the ill-placed fruit bowl, for instance, ended at a cocktail party, where Ms. Moskowitz grilled Michael Thomas Duffy, Mr. Klein's top aide for charter schools, over the city's formula for allocating space to charters.
"The Deal," for instance, "ended with a Buffett type and a Trump type squeezing each other's balls and shouting, 'It's a deal!' " Black also warmed up the crowd before the show.
The last Labour government, for instance, ended the legal function of the House of Lords, transferring power to the Supreme Court as the UK's highest legal authority, and provided for more independence in the appointment of judges.
