Sentence examples for material for one from inspiring English sources

"After the monologue," he goes on, "we work on the desk spot with Ed McMahon, which comes next in the show, or on sketches that need polishing, or on material for one of Johnny's characters".

Now, 18 years after its release, Next's Too Close has provided the source material for one of the best vines on the internet.

On a quest to find material for one of Laurits's vaguely conceived projects, Kate meets an elderly woman called Jean Culver who lives alone in rustic simplicity.

There on my desk was the raw material for one of the three or four stories in my section: a fifteen-page file from the main reporter on the story, a five-page file from the Washington bureau on the federal angle, three books that the researcher thought I might find useful, a fistful of previous Time files, and, of course, some clippings from the Times.

The Gossypium (cotton) genus, composed of 50 species among which four provide the major raw material for one of the world's largest industries (textiles), has a large impact on our economy and everyday life.

The magazine industry provided the material for one of his biggest-selling books, "The Stuff Dreams Are Made Of" (1971).

The city furnishes the sensuous, imagistic material for One-Way Street, whilst the genres of the leaflet, placard and advertisement provide the constructive principle by which it is rearranged as a constellation.

I became hyper-aware of trigger words like "jihad," which I had previously used on a regular basis to describe my personal struggles and which frequently popped up in the materials for one of my classes on the history of the Middle East.

An osteogenic medium, which consists of F12 plus 10 mM β-glycerol phosphate, 10 nM dexamethasone, and 50  μg/mL L-ascorbic acid (Sigma, St . Louis MO), was used after the cells were grown on the materials for one week.

The first is that the best innovators systematically use old ideas as the raw materials for one new idea after another.

Materials for one sweater made with fine wool can cost $300, and a single fist-size ball of high-end yard can cost $25.