Sentence examples for one of the variations from inspiring English sources

Sometimes Leckie delves into the background of a technology to see what would make it work, and at other times simply tells herself "Yeah, I just want one of the variations on wormholes for interstellar travel, I'll glue some glitter to mine," but the starting point is nearly always, "What would make my story work the way I want it to".

One of the variations on the BLT is the club sandwich, a two-layered sandwich in which one layer is a BLT.

Those of us who went on the original Haunted House ride at Disneyland (or one of the variations at other parks) can testify to the magic and fun produced by the old-school analog effects.

This is one of the variations of the classic "12-bar blues".

LIKE ITS fellow Olympic sports of wrestling and taekwondo, judo is one of the variations of hand-to-hand combat.

One day he pounded out one of the variations in Beethoven's final piano sonata and said that it was an anticipation of boogie-woogie.

Limited amounts of population resequencing data restricted our understanding of intra-species variation regarding one of the structural variations, the expansion of microRNA family, which has important practical implications (e.g. disease genetics).

One of the latest variations on the theme is DigMedia's new MusicStore, a tabletop digital audio jukebox.

"I used to go over to Perry's to borrow a cup of sleep," said Dean Martin, in one of the many variations on a good-natured gag of the time.

And that is how it stands now, as one of the soundest variations of the Sicilian.

After 4 Bc4, Matikozian indicates that he is willing to let Ehlvest have one of the closed variations against the Sicilian Defense following 4... Nc6.