Sentence examples for into uncommon from inspiring English sources
Tender, fragrant raisin-fennel bread with a brioche texture is less typical but inviting, and leftovers can be recycled into uncommon French toast.
(Tommasini) ★ 'Rodelinda' (Saturday and Wednesday) It would be inaccurate to suggest that a star of Renée Fleming's stature could be upstaged at the Met, even when she makes the odd foray into uncommon territory like this gripping Handel drama.
Admittedly, the definition wouldn't be inaccurate applied to Gallant's fiction, but it would only begin to describe output that rises to poetry in its detail and broadens into uncommon significance with its views of the disillusioning ways of the world.
Phase I trials are generally designed as pharmacology studies; phase II trials are therapeutic exploratory investigations; phase III trials are assessments of the effectiveness of the new intervention; and phase IV trials are investigations into uncommon adverse effects of the new intervention [ 134].
The conundrum seems to have forced Shaughnessy into an uncommon poetic discovery: a new subject.
"It's fun to take an old mule like privet and turn it into something uncommon," Mr. Dash said.
Journey into Fear, Uncommon Danger, Cause for Alarm, The Mask of Dimitrios and Epitaph for a Spy are all published by Penguin Modern Classics at £8.99 each.
Here we report the first case of axillary lymph node metastasis of a cecal carcinoma with histologically proven cutaneous lymphatic invasion, in which case, we believe may give us insight into this uncommon pathogenesis.
In downtown Adrian, the highways previously split into an uncommon arrangement of one-way streets.
Production of ethylene glycol from D-arabinose was particularly notable, with around 10% of the substrate carbon converted into this uncommon fermentation product.
The single potential limitation of the technique resides in the possibility that viral DNA might, under some circumstances, be integrated specifically into an uncommon region of the cell DNA that was devoid of reiterated sequences and did not form networks.
