Sentence examples for see winston from inspiring English sources
(For more examples and tentative taxonomies, see Winston et al. 1987, Iris et al. 1988, Gerstl and Pribbenow 1995, Pribbenow 2002, Westerhoff 2004, and Simons 2013).
It should be noted that available measures relate to idle capacity in an engineering sense rather than, economic capacity which is determined by the optimal use of the resources, given input and output prices (see Winston 1974 for a discussion of this issue).7.7
In the first set of experiments, we assayed for Spt− phenotypes by testing cells harboring the lys2 -128δ allele for their ability to grow in the absence of lysine in the growth medium (for a description of Spt− phenotypes, see Winston 1992).
Men who have never risked, well, anything relished the chance to look in the mirror and see Winston Churchill looking back.
But don't expect to see a Winston in every mall.
Similar uncertainty was voiced across the continent, at San Francisco International Airport, by Steve Milton, 44, of Fresno, who was flying yesterday to Charlotte, and then traveling on to see the Winston Cup car races in Bristol, Tenn.
It was Stewart, frustrated that races had come down to fuel and tire strategy, who declared after the victory on Saturday night, "It's good to finally see a Winston Cup race end with the winner being the car that was fastest on the racetrack".
Lady Lytton said of Churchill, "The first time you meet Winston, you see all his faults, and the rest of your life you spend in discovering his virtues".
He suggested that this literature be reviewed in a way as to be made more accessible to scientists in other fields (e.g., biology) who are interested in broadening URM participation (see Byars-Winston [ 2010] for a summary of career theory relevant to STEM).
While Boyd has played in big games, it remains to be seen how Winston handles himself in a game of this magnitude.
But, ultimately, the torture comes off as imagined and theatricalized; it's more about what Icke and Macmillan want us to see than what Winston might feel.
