Sentence examples for rest of the assortment from inspiring English sources

Though "The Book of Mormon," the irreverent new musical created by Matt Stone and Trey Parker, the guys behind 'South Park,' is looking like a popular choice among theater people (and others, presumably) the rest of the assortment below is as eclectic as our group of panelists.

Her bold projection extends to the rest of the album, a thoughtful assortment of lesser-known standards.

Animals whose genotypes were homozygous LEW/LEW or SHR/SHR at either Ofil1 or Ofil2 were selected to produce an F3 generation with a known genotype at these loci only, the rest of the genome being a random assortment of alleles from one or the other founder strain.

(The rest of the time blacksmiths occupy themselves with an assortment of other tasks, like repairing park fences and building lifeguard chairs).

So, happily, does the rest of the cast members, who come in a clownish assortment of shapes and sizes: the tiny Christina Bianco; the matinee-idol-chiseled Jared Bradshaw; and the hard-bodied, joker-faced Michael West.

The rest of the bull was covered with a rainbow-colored assortment of sex toys.

While Taiz continues to be ravaged by the Houthis and and an assortment of armed groups, the rest of the country — already the poorest in the Arab world — verges on the brink of humanitarian catastrophe.

He has fostered a "club" mentality, to the point it sometimes seems that these are Wales players who are simply loaned to an assortment of domestic teams for the rest of the season.

NEW YORKERS sometimes admit this only grudgingly, but there is a world beyond Manhattan, and this spring the rest of the country will yield some interesting theater, over and above the usual assortment of revivals and star vehicles.

The percentage of viability for the rest of the progeny was calculated in agreement with Mendel's law of independent assortment for two alleles, which was also used to calculate the ratio between different genotypes in the progeny.

"For Equinox" is a key part of the assortment strategy.