Sentence examples for made a sequence from inspiring English sources

She's made a sequence of bad choices, sweeping things under the rug.

Still possessed of his old wit and lyrical elegance into the 21st century, Thielemans made a sequence of fine recordings with a sensitive group including the Dutch bassist Hein Van de Geyn and the pianist Karel Boehlee.

He ought to be aware that even dyed-in-the-wool Keynesians such as your correspondent know there is a time and a place for deficits, and the Great Recession and its aftermath made a sequence of deficits necessary.

Apart from Hamilton there was a thrilling drive from the Williams driver Bottas, who made a sequence of overtakes around the outside to promote himself from 14th on the grid.

Apart from Hamilton there was a spectacular effort from the Williams driver Valtteri Bottas, who made a sequence of overtakes around the outside to promote himself from 14th on the grid to second at the end.

"At every stage they took the path of least resistance, and the consequence was they made a sequence of decisions that effectively gave away all of the downstream commercial potential," Anderson said.

(4) The following additional discards were made: (a) sequences for immunoglobulins, histocompatibility antigens, and additional pseudogenes not discarded using previous criteria,   (b) 3 sequences longer than 50,000 bp.

Which makes a sequence of events of last Thursday and Friday involving Goldman Sachs' semiconductor stock analyst very intriguing.

The movie made the opening bars of a relatively obscure piece by Richard Strauss – Also Sprach Zarathustra – into one of the most recognisable moments in classical music, and the improbable choice of Johann Strauss's Blue Danube waltz makes a sequence of two spacecraft docking seem touchingly balletic.

By removing the cinema and making it a purely POV experience – by placing the audience in the hallway with no attachment to the emotion of the characters, without any of the visual continuity that would go into making a sequence like that – by stripping all that away you really let the viewer experience the sheer physicality of the piece.

For any t1 ∈ Π, t1 > 0, we can make a sequence { t i } i ∈ ℤ + ⊂ ∏, where t i = it1.