Sentence examples for long series for from inspiring English sources

When the Tests get underway on July 22, it could be another long series for West Indies.

The crash is the latest in a long series for China Airlines, a privately held company that is Taiwan's largest air carrier and has one of the worst safety records in commercial aviation.

In the early 1970's, he began work on a long series for DC Comics and drew for "Mister Miracle," "New Gods" and "Jimmy Olsen". After another stint with Marvel, he helped design animated films, including "Thundarr the Barbarian" and the "Fantastic Four" television series.

Spectral analysis of the radio frequency (RF) signal underlying the B-mode image provides more information on the physical cause, but the usual techniques that are methods on the Fourier transform require a long series for good spectral resolution and so they give poor spatial resolution.

There are over 1,000 classes to choose from – from short drop-ins to multi-month long series – for adults, kids, and teens, though just walking around the leafy acreage on a fine fall or spring day brings joy.

Stössel became famous for doing a long series of commercials for Italian Swiss Colony wine producers.

She's a hawk on China, having done a week-long series for "Fox & Friends" on the multipronged threat that the Chinese government's actions pose to the United States.

A trim Fern is relaxing on the set of her eponymous new hour-long series for Channel 4, which began yesterday.

It is also said that the BBC simply could not afford to lose her to rival Channel 4. Tranter's mission is to rescue the BBC's reputation from inconsistency and downright bad programmes (Badger, Fish), while turning the huge spending boost on popular drama conjured up by Dyke into successful hour-long series for BBC1 at 9pm, supporting the move of the news.

Among the numerous recent premieres, Sequenza XIV for solo cello (2001-02) stands out, as this was the last of his long series of pieces for individual instruments, which began with Sequenza I, for flute, more than 40 years earlier.

A scholar of alpinism, Thorington published an long series of guidebooks for mountaineers, biographical travel journals, and dozens of articles for international sporting magazines.