Sentence examples for recurring rows from inspiring English sources
Such was their success in getting embroiled in recurring rows about corporate governance, corruption and slumping share prices, that linking the firms to their fictional compatriot seemed rather churlish.
In exchange, he's supposed to be on top of the cleaning, but then Sundays stop being idyllic sun-dappled afternoons reading and drinking flat whites, and become instead recurring rows in which he insists that cleaning the bathroom once a month is enough.
The recurring words "night".
The change would therefore obviate the need for a recurring political row about whether a shrinking number of taxpayers should be squeezed yet further to fund longer retirements.
Interestingly, they found that people often have similar rows, with recurring themes including children complaining about the gifts they've just received and adults rowing about the amount of alcohol they've guzzled.
The periodic table is laid out in rows to illustrate recurring (periodic) trends in the chemical behaviour of the elements as their atomic number increases: a new row is begun when chemical behaviour begins to repeat, meaning that elements with similar behaviour fall into the same vertical columns.
Both the inclusion of new rows and columns (recurring to statistical tests or by lowering the support of pattern miners) and the merging of the resulting biclusters are able to maintain match scores above 90% (20 percentage points higher than the baseline option).
But "Little Women" is a carefully structured, sophisticated score that finds a workable balance between 12-tone techniques -- many of the major recurring themes are built from tone rows -- and unabashed lyricism.
The score is invitingly lyrical, but not unsophisticated: many of its themes and recurring motifs are derived from 12-tone rows.
And then there was enjoyment of the always disproportionate, always amusing row that ensued as tabloids reflected that recurring surprise that we might ever lose at anything.
