Sentence examples for one selection from from inspiring English sources

You can approach the show checklist-style: love X; hate Y; where's Z? Or you can take it as a working essay on what one selection, from one collection, in one institution, has to say about a culture.

For example, accessing a key on the keyboard for the linear cursor path requires only one selection from the user, while the binary cursor path requires six selections.

It's but one selection from a sheaf of available possibilities, and not anywhere near the most responsive, equitable or fructifying among them.

One selection from Chancellor Strine's opinion, as highlighted by the Deal Professor: Soon thereafter, on Sept. 23, 2011, Kinder said 'Oops, we made a mistake.

In a bathing scene representing a different mode, and the show's one selection from the 1980's, the back of a child astride his father's shoulders stands out against the sky like an iconic form.

As Kirkpatrick and Barton (1997) and García-Ramos and Kirkpatrick (1997) demonstrate, individuals moving from one selection regime from the center of their species' range to the periphery can introduce enough maladaptation that the new area becomes a sink environment.

Dazed by the choices she has, and by the ease of moving from one selection to another, Granny Lin soon finds that the machine does her no good.

As cruise ships sail to more and more destinations, lunch and dinner often includes at least one selection of fresh ingredients from the region in which they are sailing -- for instance, moussaka and shish kebab in the Aegean and lamb on New Zealand cruises.

In one condition, a number was repeated across the two events of the trial but it was of opposite relative magnitude (i.e., smaller or larger number in the pair) from one selection event to the next.

Each testing subset included animals from only one country, or from only one selection line for the UK.

The quoted matter, with other sentences quoted in the appellee's brief, are merely selected apples out of a barrel which contains other fruit which give to the barrel a wholly different concept of its contents than can be gathered from the one selection made by the defendant company.