Sentence examples for more substantial ones from inspiring English sources
The bar and lounge, near West 27th Street, serves Asian-accented dishes, $7 to $12 for small plates, $9 and up for more substantial ones.
Thinner, ghostly layers mixed out of phase with more substantial ones hover in the air, like memories of the recent past haunting the present.
He then explored how this preference affected labour markets.In America, where the black population was roughly one-tenth of the total, discrimination against blacks led to relatively small reductions in white incomes but far more substantial ones for black workers.
It was best to carry on as though it were a dream, and the real issues – the more substantial ones, such as real politics or the economy – were more worthy of public discussion.
A first-wicket stand of 148 was followed by an even more substantial one for the third.
A woman who bought a portable clothes closet at Gimbel's for $5.84, decided it was too fragile, and bought a more substantial one at Macy's….
A woman who bought a portable clothes closet at Gimbel's for $5.84, decided it was too fragile, and bought a more substantial one at Macy's for $19.95.
The New Yorker, April 2 , 1949P. 23 A woman who bought a portable clothes closet at Gimbel's for $5.84, decided it was too fragile, and bought a more substantial one at Macy's for $19.95.
Touristy crafts stalls are as ubiquitous in Santiago as hot dog stands are in New York, but more substantial one-of-a-kind treasures can be found at the antiquarian mall at 2348 Providencia, on one of the city's grandest avenues.
Matt Smith, who preceded Peter Capaldi as the Doctor in the long-running BBC TV series, has made occasional forays into film, with a small but pivotal role in Terminator Genisys and a more substantial one as Mr Collins in the forthcoming adaptation of Jane Austen parody novel Pride and Prejudice and Zombies.
Next comes some lettuce, sliced tomato, sliced cucumber, along with a squirt of thinned ketchup and a more substantial one of her own pepper sauce, which has an orange, slightly sweet hot-pepper kick that is in tune with the morning hour.
