Sentence examples for lists widely from inspiring English sources

Since 1935 The Times has published best-seller lists, widely considered the industry standard.

WINE LIST Widely varied, European and expensive.

To boot, the various sites often list widely different prices for the same-sized rooms in the same hotels.

WINE LIST Widely varied in region, style and price, with just as much emphasis on classic and creative cocktails.

The only name on the list widely known outside legal circles, the conservative senator Mike Lee has made well-known his dislike of the party's presidential nominee.

That gives some clue to who this report is for – well off business people and employers – and fair enough: The Economist knows it's audience and is speaking to them, but why is the list widely reported elsewhere without context?

United by the power of family and Google Docs, the two Millard men combined forces to create a guide to Wall Street in the form of an alphabetized list, widely accepted in the financial multiverse as the optimal method of conveying information.

16 The presence or absence of LTCs other than cancer, using a list widely used in English DH surveys.

WINE LIST: A widely international list of 370 wines, reasonably priced, with many Champagnes and 25 wines by the glass.

Neighbor lists are widely used for these steps, where thicker skin can reduce the frequency of list updating but is discounted by more computation in distance check for the particle pairs.

Today, problem lists are widely used in both paper and electronic medical record systems.