Sentence examples for paths with these from inspiring English sources

Throughout Britain we ordinarily cross paths with these birds more often than with any other wild creature.

Further, as our heroine in the dramatic series crosses paths with these alternative lives, participants will feel the true impact of their contributions on the storyline". It all sounds really bizarre, but I'm fascinated by these pioneering attempts to redefine the concept of the alternative reality game, augmenting the idea with mobile integration and 'participatory drama' elements.

The Defiant Ones provides the extended remix, with comments from Springsteen, Verna, Puff Daddy, Ice Cube and dozens of other folks who crossed paths with these guys along the way.

You wouldn't cross paths with these people under any other circumstances, and they can really challenge your perspective on life and teach you what it's like to be in someone else's shoes.

A further strategy is to use at most one comparison (e.g. AB) of each multi-armed design separated from all two-armed studies (of design AB) and to build extra paths with these comparisons if possible.

Still, because there are varying overlaps, to give each individual benefit, the model was constructed to rate each individual on each of these paths, with the highest of the scores given to each individual.

Finally, we compared these paths with the plot when prioritizing sampling with DPI values.

In fact, he showed something even more surprising – he described a class of zigzagging piecewise linear paths with the following "paradoxical" property – these paths are contained in convex areas such that the smaller the area containing the path, the longer the path is – and as the area approaches 0, the path length is unboundedly large!

Many people in the Umeå area use studded tires, and in the most recent years, the local traffic authorities have prioritized the snow clearing of walking and bicycle paths with the aim of reducing these injuries.

"They still have to tick some boxes before they sign the contract but it appears we are heading down that path with these boys".

At one point Mr. Hearn was busy pointing to pictograms and ideograms and discussing the brushstrokes on a scroll of a poem that involved a description of the poet's abode "being near the slaughter houses and the weeds and sharing a path with these rodents".