Sentence examples for random and in from inspiring English sources
Rebel roadblocks were adrenaline-driven, noisy places, and dangerous, with fighters firing off weapons at random, and in all directions.
"It was really random, and in New York if you miss your chance you might not have it again," he said.
This time the work is even less predictable: each night, an audience member is picked at random (and in advance) to share his or her life story, portions of which are then re-enacted by the cast of eight.
There's nothing in the grid for you to hold onto, so it's likely that you will be making a random and, in my case at least, somewhat alarming guess.
Each morning a list was posted up outside the camp's police office detailing the names of those whose visas were ready for collection, but the process appeared largely random and in the absence of clear details about who would be getting the visas and when they would materialise, rumour and conspiracy theories quickly spread.
Which is why – goes the argument – we've got an international airport in the wrong place, railway termini which don't join up, a North Circular but no real South Circular, tall buildings at random, and, in amenities, a city of parishes and boroughs yielding one postcode lottery after another.
The fermented milk samples were presented to panelists in identical plastic cups labeled with random numbers and in random order.
In another theoretical paper [25], only random and ordered (in the nanopits) nucleation modes are predicted.
Two random things happened last week, which in hindsight, were perhaps not so random and may in fact have been a blueprint for the future.
Use of synonymous codons is, however, non-random and in most species there are clear preferences for particular synonymous codons, corresponding to the pools of available cognate tRNAs [1].
As in almost any cancer, the pattern of metastatic growth is non-random and in the case of colo-rectal cancer liver and lung are predominant metastatic targets, beside lymph nodes and the peritoneal cavity [ 2].
