Sentence examples for material has always from inspiring English sources
The novelist's raw material has always been fear, and the air is thick with it.
That's about please — go to sleep already!" Comic material has always stemmed from our darker nature, something children understand as well.
Ireland may not be synonymous with sci-fi yet (with emphasis on the "yet"), but the material has always been there, and more is on the way.
Documentary material has always made its way into features, as you say, and this year a number of the Oscar-nominated films have documentary elements: "Capote," "Good Night and Good Luck," "Syriana," to name a few.
Krall's taste in material has always been immaculate, as evidenced further tonight by her covers (she only really does covers) of Bob Dylan's "A Simple of Twist", which she nimbly twists into a sort of Randy Newman-esque lament, and Tom Wait's lascivious "Temptation".
Because he is as waffly and narcissistic as anyone you might expect to find at that sort of venue and because his best material has always been autobiographical Fischer is constantly thinking about how he might impose an artistic narrative on the affair that he has come to the weeklong conference to carry out.
This material had always been off-limits because the US and UK are the two main partners in an intelligence-sharing alliance – and the governments had agreed not to spy on each other's citizens.
The choice of masonry materials has always been influenced by the prevailing geological formations and conditions in a given area.
Determination of the in situ engineering properties of foundation materials has always been a challenge for geotechnical engineers and, thus, several methods have been developed so far.
Fabrication of high-resolution 3D structures with laser radiation on the surface of brittle materials has always been a challenging task.
Enhancing strength-ductility synergy of materials has always been a hot but difficult topic in material science, for most structural materials, steels in particular, it is inevitable to sacrifice ductility when increasing strength, and vice versa.
