Sentence examples for latest sample of from inspiring English sources
The latest sample of a disposable hybrid form is "They All Laughed: The New Gershwin Musical" -- yes, it's all in the title -- at the Goodspeed Opera House.
Though Willkie frequently told the British Commonwealth that it had owned too much for too long, it is possible that this latest sample of British possessiveness would have pleased him.
In the foreground, leaning over a pit, Brooks looks pensively at her latest sample of volcanic ash and wonders if she will discover remains of the oldest human known to man.
Three weeks after its release, Time magazine hailed the song as "the latest sample of the Beatles' astonishing inventiveness".
Is the latest Newsweek poll "fishy?" As we reported yesterday, their latest sample of registered voters split evenly on the question of whether they plan to vote for a Democrat or a Republican for Congress this year.
Time between the earliest and latest sample of a patient had a median of 756 days (IQR: 367-1497 days).
The latest sampling of the EU's own Eurobarometer poll found that just over half those asked (in all member states plus a few candidate countries) felt their country's membership of the union was (or would be) a good thing, and just under half had a positive image of the union.
The latest samples of water taken from the eastern Pacific gyre - aka the Great Pacific Garbage Patch - contain miniscule plastic fibers.
(C ) Each blue circle corresponds to a SNP frequency in amplicon F1 of a late sample of patient 11, while red squares are SNP frequencies in the sequence data generated from 10,000 copies of plasmid NL4-3.
Indeed, I wonder if anyone stands back and asks how 20% of the latest sample can approve Channel 4's delivery of high quality children's programmes, when it broadcasts none; or how 31% can approve Five's delivery of high quality UK originated soap and drama, when – apart from Minder – it broadcasts none.
Here's the latest sampling, highlighting some of the most frequent causes of the errors (thanks to several sharp-eyed colleagues and readers).
