Sentence examples for of those ultimate from inspiring English sources

"It was one of those ultimate realizations that life ain't the same.

A complete account of those ultimate constituents and their interactions would thus amount to a "theory of everything".

"That's near Nebraska, isn't it?" Omaha is one of those ultimate flyover places, an urban Podunk so vaguely situated in coastal Americans' mental maps that the mere mention of it can actually halt conversation.

For a while there had been a glittery headband, motif of those ultimate good-time girls, the flappers; once there were two tiny white feathery swans nestled in the dark hair in a Björkian echo.

And it seemed as if there would be plenty of changes; Delta said it would cancel some 500 flights nationwide on Saturday (300 out of Atlanta alone), putting a serious crimp in the plans of untold numbers of those ultimate last-minute Christmas travelers.

"The story of Dream Alliance is one of those ultimate tales," he says.

The analysis of test results highlights that glass FRP GFRPP) confinement could determine significant strength and ductility increases; the discussion of failure modes points out that the failure of GFRP confined wall-like columns is controlled by the shape of the cross-section and occurs at transverse strains in the jacket much lower than those ultimate of the fibers.

Tigers/Yanks shaping up as one of those rare "ultimate sweeps" in which the losing team never even holds a lead.

In a Foreign Affairs article written after the crisis, he wrote that(Animal) spirits, it turns out, display consistencies that can help economists identify emerging price bubbles in equities, commodities, and exchange rates -- and can even help them anticipate the economic consequences of those assets' ultimate collapse and recovery.

Marrie et al. [ 39] demonstrated that 13.5% of CAP patients with high risk based on a PSI level of IV or V, could be safely treated as outpatients with only 0.6% of those requiring ultimate hospital admission and a 0.6% mortality.

The answer for those wondering how Trump's crude populism could hardly get any more "gloves off" lies in the background of the new head coach: a bare-knuckle veteran less likely to favour Marquees of Queensbury rules than those of the Ultimate Fighting Championship.