Sentence examples for many lists with from inspiring English sources

Celine Dion's My Heart Will Go On might come up in many lists, with its swelling lift-style music with wistful emotional implant Irish whistles, and yet others might think it to be a good tune, if sung by someone else.

Amy Adams, high on many lists with two films, Nocturnal Animals as well as Arrival, will receive an award tribute at the Gotham Awards later this month.

The author reprints too many long and unpithy extracts from his correspondence with various knaves and dolts, and he pads his pages with too many lists, that favorite fallback of the blocked or weary comic muse.

The dawn of a New Year brings with it many lists -- what to wear, what to eat, what to do and what to drink.

The condensed style of the text, with its many lists of examples, indicate that Theophrastus used the manuscript as the working notes for lectures to his students, rather than intending it to be read as a book.

Mr. Shalett said Bookscan intended to replace the many current lists with its own.

National security adviser Ben Rhodes told reporters at a briefing in Havana: "I have shared many such lists with the Cuban government over two and a half years of dealing with them.

Through its relationship with the Realtors' group and exclusive deals with many listing services, it outflanked its rivals, who often had to go directly to agents and brokers.

It contains blood test results for cross-country skiers from 2001 to 2010, with many listed still competing today.

Respondents were also asked which of their preferred party's policies they liked most, with many listing "equality for Africans," "employment," "education" and "peace" in response.

She said there was a growing awareness that Florida homes were "on sale," with many listed at half of their price at the height of the property boom, around 2003 and 2004.