Sentence examples for instance in today's from inspiring English sources

For instance, in today's episode, "Red Wolf's Daughter," she is the daughter of an American Indian chief who must sacrifice herself in order to save her people from annihilation.

For instance, in today's tech news we've seen this firsthand through the rapid growth of companies like Uber and new business models that couldn't exist 15 years ago.

For instance, in today's interest rate environment, 10-yr U.S. Treasury Bonds have a P/E ratio of 36, with no chance for change after an investor has made their fixed income purchase.

Sprout is pushing new merchandise of its own and has increased marketing efforts, entering a float, for instance, in last year's Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

So, for instance, in this week's issue of Zoo, you find a competition asking women to "send us your butt" alongside multiple pictures of women bent over.

In such places, the least hopeless course may be to ensure as wide a measure of democracy as possible at the lowest local level (for instance, in last weekend's Bosnian town elections, whose results are not yet clear).

Since Mr Bernanke has already laid out other steps the Fed could take (for instance, in last year's speech), discussing them again in detail now could be tantamount to launching them.

For instance, in this year's proposed budget the governor wrote into the description of a $8 billion appropriation for schools more than 17 pages of legislation that collapses several school-aid formulas into a single grant.

For instance, in this year's respected Hiscox Online Art Trade Report, "Certificates of Authenticity and Condition Reports" are the top two services people want when buying art and collectibles online.

They seemed to be reacting to the instances in last week's debate, or the news coverage of it, in which Mr. Gore embellished events.

Because they did not update, readers might be surprised to learn, for instance, we live in "today's world of high oil prices".