Sentence examples for is some variation of from inspiring English sources

What's left is some variation of phased withdrawal that allows safety to our troops and support of the fragile government we are leaving behind.

In a meeting at The New York Times offices in New York, Dick Costolo, the chief executive officer of Twitter, said that Twitter is some variation of both.

Ohlin's preferred simile is some variation of the lazy "like a child," and she has a baffling fondness for the most worthless word in English: "weird".

And a marketer who worked closely with the actor observed, "A lot of what he asks for is some variation of 'Take me seriously.' And he believes you'll only take him seriously if he's overbearing, prickly, and rude".

If the first answer that springs to your mind is some variation of jealousy and revenge – she discovers her sister has been seeing the man behind her back – then you are in the clear.

And one of the first questions I almost always hear is some variation of "What about the boys?" How, they ask, do we ensure boys' needs aren't ignored or diminished when we make special efforts to educate girls?

Groth said, "As late as 1930, maybe one housing unit in ten was some variation of a residential hotel".

Five other states have enacted laws that are some variation of Arizona's: Alabama, Georgia, Indiana, South Carolina and Utah.

The most oft-asked question I heard was some variation of: "How come all of a sudden we have to launch a war against Saddam?

PAGE 16 T MAGAZINE A DRINK THAT OFFENDS Two Types of Snobs Let's face it, if the perfect hangover cure were to exist, the hung over would want it to be some variation of hair of the dog.

PAGE 15 T MAGAZINE Let's face it, if the perfect hangover cure were to exist, the hung over would want it to be some variation of hair of the dog.