Sentence examples for jared from inspiring English sources
proper noun
Of Biblical origin; rare in the English-speaking world until the 1960s.
At first light, my son Jared found Liz and Dalton's remains in what was left of their bathroom.
GUNS, GERMS AND STEEL.By Jared Diamond.Norton; 480 pages; $27.50.Jonathan Cape; £18.99GREAT books tend to propose simple, clarifying ideas.
"Power and Plenty" is not an entertaining read in the manner of another work with a similarly broad sweep, Jared Diamond's 1997 bestseller, "Guns, Germs and Steel".
JARED DIAMOND likes his subjects big.
What Is It Good For? "'War,' he thinks, 'has made humanity safer and richer'… Morris's book bears many resemblances to – and often openly acknowledges – similar books by writers such as Jared Diamond and Steven Pinker".
His 25-year-old son Jared had just discovered the remains of Bruce's best friend's wife and her son.
The withdrawal of defender Jared Rivers on Sunday morning meant the Cats went into the game with three important absentees.
And then there is something which Jared Simon, HotelTonight's chief operating officer, calls "on-demand consumption": from factoids to films, people are increasingly used to being able to access everything they need or want immediately.
Here, the picture blurs.Until recently, it was common to speak of an Upper Palaeolithic revolution in human affairs what Jared Diamond, of the University of California at Los Angeles, called the Great Leap Forward.
Last week, Jared Leto hosted a Q&A session with fans on Meerkat, CNN has been broadcasting behind-the-scenes footage on Meerkat and Red Bull has been using it to show live snowboarding trials to fans.
Even the author admits this would be a hard sell.Whereas Mr Morozov's work is rooted in theory and Mr Lanier's in personal experience, Eric Schmidt and Jared Cohen base their new work, "The New Digital Age", on extensive research.
