Sentence examples for more specifically from from inspiring English sources
— those shirts came from England, more specifically from Notts County, founded in 1862 in Nottingham.
What better way to appreciate its scope than from the air, more specifically from a helicopter's window seat?
"That's what he wanted from me and felt was missing from the pop charts in general, but more specifically from his own work".
"We know that the initial decision to carry out a terrorist act came from Afghanistan," he said, "more specifically, from the top Qaeda leadership.
A growing number of health care providers are trying to learn from aviation accidents and, more specifically, from what the airlines have done to prevent them.
By which you mean...? A lot of its funding comes from Google, or more specifically from Google Ventures, the company's venture capital arm.
"'Formation' covers so many aspects of cultural and racial identity for African American's, more specifically people from the New Orleans area which historically has African cultural heritage and creole heritage," wrote one user.
Maybe it will be enough to keep the Yankees and, more specifically, Rodriguez from grabbing a wild-card playoff spot, which would surely satisfy the Red Sox players who do not think he belongs on the field.
Xantrex Technology makes components that help convertor, more specifically, invertpower from direct to alternating current.
More specifically, terms from the relevant documents are extracted along with some scores, and those with the highest scores are included in the expanded query.
Instead, or so the rumor says, the MacBook Air rock a new Intel chip, and more specifically, one from the Sandy Bridge line.
