Sentence examples for lot reflects from inspiring English sources

Farmbria, which has its own parking lot, reflects the ethnic makeup of the neighborhood, selling such exotic vegetables as breadfruit ($1.69 a pound), yuca (59 cents a pound) and plantains (seven for $1) as well as fresh rabbits ($2.59 a pound) and catfish ($2.99 a pound).

In confocal microscopy, a region of the image is dark if the sample absorbs a lot, reflects or scatters light.

Not a lot, reflected Channel 4 News' eminently well-travelled chief correspondent Alex Thomson a few months ago.

A&M Records, formed by Alpert in partnership with promotions man Jerry Moss and housed on the former United Artists film lot, reflected the large and growing Latino population in southern California with several best-selling mariachi-influenced albums featuring Alpert's trumpet and the Tijuana Brass.

The entire group of consumers can be divided into three types (i.e., industrial, commercial and household), the responsive potential of which differs a lot, reflected by the variation in the parameters.

Executive producer Piers Wenger also noted that Amy's 1970s flying jacket, which she wears "quite a lot", reflected Gillan was a "born adventurer" and Amy developed a love for travel and adventure.

COMPARABLY priced houses built after 1990 are on smaller lots, reflecting rising land prices.

It's possible that my regard for these movies -- an almost absurdly eclectic lot -- reflects a personal bias.

But a lot also reflects sympathy with her views.

"It seems a hell of a lot," she reflects.

"The controversy had been a lot," he reflects two months on at Save the Children's World Marathon Challenge.