Sentence examples for ones equally from inspiring English sources
That question, and related ones equally unanswerable, were taken to Kabul's streets on Sunday as hundreds of disappointed candidates marched to protest the results of Afghanistan's Sept. 18 parliamentary elections.
After the early projects that culminated with "Lost in America," the most mordant screen comedy of the Reagan years, his inspirations grew more haphazard later on, leaving his more demanding fans — and Brooks has very few undemanding ones — equally frustrated by the mawkish undercurrent of "Defending Your Life" and the sketchiness of "Mother" and "The Muse".
A bleak picture which imposes two dimensions of action over two different ones equally important.
Saracens started the match on the front foot and finished it on the back one, equally comfortable in possession as in defence.
No one will ever quite unravel what Johansson is or does, in "Under the Skin," but no one, equally, could improve on her own distillation of the outsider's time on Earth: "She goes from an it to a her".
But "K-19," which Ms. Bigelow will begin filming in March, is based on another incident, though one equally tragic and equally true.
Prizes are rarely awarded entirely on merit, and there's usually more than one equally deserving candidate in any given year, especially with the larger ones.
Twenty-one equally tuned strings and 3 bass strings are placed on a rectangular wooden corpus.
Each one equally brilliant and surprisingly different.
But one could counter Mr. McEnroe's list with one equally convincing in its positive tone.
One very pleased pirate enjoying the Braavosi baths and one equally pleased Ramsay Snow enjoying what passes for a little light S&M in his world.
