Sentence examples for instance is given from inspiring English sources

The address for the Whitney Museum of American Art, for instance, is given as "945 Madison Av @E 74" and the Bertlesmann headquarters is listed as "1540 Broadway @W 45".

Just about everyone he meets, for instance, is given a brief, laudatory pen portrait: "Bob Chaney, a garrulous 92-year-old…", "I knew Patrick was a true renaissance geek".

Mistry, though he has descriptive gifts, is sparing with them; Kapur's avaricious wife, for instance, is given no face or physical particulars at all, just a cool, brisk voice.

Tremadog in Gwynedd, for instance, is given a much less sceptical treatment than most, seemingly because it was a planned village intended as a market town rather than an industrial exemplar, its theatrical architecture and Coade stone figures "like finding a neon sign in a field".

Finally, an instance is given to demonstrate the practicability and validity of the prototype system.

Rigorous theoretical proofs are described and specific computing instance is given after defining the basic tiles and the assembly rules.

The Greater London Authority, for instance, is giving away a Top Trumps game, but it is one designed to teach you ways of reducing your carbon footprint.

(Chrysler, for instance, is giving a grand in cash for owners who trade in a Toyota Tundra, Tacoma or Sienna for a new Chrysler, Dodge or Jeep).

Science magazine, for instance, is giving free online access to institutions in developing countries and providing site licenses to hundreds of universities so that everyone on those campuses has free access.

Pilots, for instance, are given checklists to follow, partly in order to combat the effects of fatigue.

It is legal to grow and consume coca leaves in Bolivia: minters, for instance, are given a daily ration of leaves.