Sentence examples for nominally from from inspiring English sources
A handful of other characters derive — nominally — from Greek mythology.
He averages 22 percent in the surveys, up only nominally from 21 percent before.
These settlements united in 1812; they were still under supervision from Sydney, although only nominally from 1825.
Time to take the credit Reprints Related items The Chirac legacy: It all went wrongMar 15th 2007Despite coming nominally from the right, Mr Chirac has acted as a president of the left (see article).
He continued to write nominally from inside the progressive camp, as a fellow-liberal and modernist casting a cool eye on liberalism and modernism; and he produced some significant essays — on the "two cultures" debate between C. P. Snow and F. R. Leavis, on Isaac Babel, on James Joyce's letters.
Frontier restaurant, now named for the mountainous area that includes the Khyber Pass on the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, serves very good and exotic foods that are nominally from Bukhara, a province dating from the eighth century in the southwestern region of Uzbekistan.
From a CCF perspective these are particularly useful model features, because CCF events are rare; hence, the operational data available is sparse and is characterised by considerable uncertainty, with databases typically containing events from nominally identical systems from different plants.
It was directed by Terence Davies, stars Rachel Weisz, and is nominally adapted from a play by Terence Rattigan.
Afghanistan is only nominally led from Kabul, while real power is retained by warlords, a regrettable necessity.
Lu Shane's 8 North Broadway, Nyack (845 358-5556 VERY GOOD Atmosphere -- Handsomely designed, lofty space, with a very noisy, popular bar only nominally separated from the dining areas.
On top of that, his super political action committee, nominally separate from his campaign, also has millions on dollars available for him.
