Sentence examples for items that in from inspiring English sources

Harris says that as part of this process, the lender will take into account items that, in many cases, it wouldn't previously have viewed as a commitment.

More often, Powell said he notices companies use technology to market items that, in real life, fill space — like a couch that has to fit into a room.

Lego began inventing items that, in hindsight, are incredible to think of as innovations: In the 1960s, the company's bricksmiths invented the wheel, a round brick with a rubber tire.

Are there things that should never be questioned -- off-the-table, non-negotiable items that, in questioning them, some might come unglued as persons?" Pause.

Real estate and cars are among the items that, in the last few years, Cubans have been able to buy and sell.

"The administration has been too fearful of taking on vested interests," said Wenona Hautner, the executive director of the group Food & Water Watch, who ticked off a list of agenda items that, in addition to climate change, she said she'd like to see Obama take up in a second term.

The ace up her sleeve was a bottle of Penfolds Grange, 1993 vintage -- a $165 item that, in real life, I admire from a safe distance.

All that sat between her desperation and renewal was an item that — in the traditional American narrative — was supposed to be available to anyone willing to work: a paycheck.

"I got them because I thought they would make an amusing gift for several of my female friends who can appreciate an item that, in the American context at least, might seem a bit risqué," Ms. Hawkins said.

You can work with suppliers to reduce costs, and invest in items that are in high demand.

Tamara flicks through a booklet of cotton items that are in high demand in Israel.