Sentence examples for persistent pieces from inspiring English sources
One of the most persistent pieces of lore around IT is that it levels the playing field between big and small companies that in the era of the Net and fast computers, startups and small businesses have the same access to the same technology-based capabilities as large enterprises.
That persistent piece of missing evidence involves data from temperature sensors aboard the shuttle.
Up one to 12. Bubbles attempting to get clean: he's trying to get rid of a persistent piece of dirt, and it goes badly awry.
David Emery, the official debunker at the Web directory About.com (urbanlegends.about.com), found that the most persistent piece of false information was the widely reported e-mail hoax describing a specific foretelling of the tragedy by the 16th-century seer Nostradamus.
A persistent piece of toilet paper was stuck in a magnolia tree, so they tried a little of nature's Hoover: fire.
But just as quickly as she appears to squash a persistent piece of Internet gossip, Swift strikes a different tune entirely: "[I]f you'd listened to my previous four albums, you would think this was about a guy who broke my heart.
If you have persistent long pieces, cut them carefully with scissors.
But the linguistic pastime had proved remarkably persistent, the piece observed: "though they are not much talked about nowadays, they continue to have their millions of ardent addicts".
It was still a scrappy account of the piece, with persistent little mistakes, again notably in the brass.
The only negative element was L.'s persistent difficulty with a piece of equipment that broke down and was sent off for repairs several times.
JavaScript functions, called automatically when a web page containing JME is loaded or unloaded, allow the archiving of the current molecule into a cookie (a small piece of persistent information associated with this particular web page stored on the client computer) and the display of the saved molecule when the web page is loaded again.
