Sentence examples for one example though from inspiring English sources

David Schwimmer's take on Robert Juicee!" Kardashian is one example, though: a badger-do with the flame of white shooting up like a question mark, it's a male take on the Caitlin Moran, a winning mix of aspiration and attainability.

One example: Though not from the Arab world, a recent meme from the broader region exemplified how connectivity and entertainment are often intertwined.

The Toyota Tacoma is one example, though a smart redesign has transformed the Nissan Frontier from antiquated class laggard into capable class leader.

One example, though of the black-humor variety, is "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Undead" (in its East Coast premiere), a tongue-in-cheek, tooth-in-neck vampire comedy by Jordan Galland that manages to touch on subjects like "Hamlet," the Holy Grail and the playwright Tom Stoppard during its 89 manic minutes.

Ephemera are things that vanish quickly; an ephemeron is one being, one particle, with a short half-life (the human individual might be one example, though there are entities that perish far more quickly).

To give one example, though functional neuroimaging research typically reports activation locations using coordinates, Salimi-Khorshidi and colleagues [ 5] recently showed that the consistency between a study using the original contrast maps and those derived from the coordinates alone was poor.

Voting on funding for a journalism project was one example offered (though this probably makes Civil's token more like a security, not less).

One example from many: Even though hundreds of citizens witnessed massive delta-shaped objects traveling silently over Arizona on March 13 , 1997 the government ignored inquiries from state officials and never offered the public any explanation.

Each of these seven examples contains circumstantial meaning, though only one example, (E), instantiates that meaning as the transitivity constituent of circumstance.

Though only one example, this approach suggests that social innovation can move more fluidly and structurally between developed and developing countries and become embedded in a truly global innovation process.

Steel, though, is just one example.