Sentence examples for selected overnight from inspiring English sources

Hardening of campsites at selected overnight nodes commenced in 2000 and a reduction in overall camping impacts followed, presumed due to a greater concentration of camping use at the hardened sites despite unrestricted camping still being permitted.

The selected overnight culture was diluted in 0.37 % BHI broth to a concentration of 10 CFU/ml.

Sally Bercow was selected last night as one of three Labour candidates who will fight the St James ward in Conservative-controlled Westminster council, according to the London Evening Standard.

I am here almost an hour before the event itself because I think it needs reiterating that there will be FORTY semi-finalists selected tonight.

Estimates of how many foreign players will be selected tonight in the 29-player first round range from 7 to 12; the record is 7, set in 2000.

A monument with a "stone of hope" that represents the nonviolent civil rights movement was selected tonight as the memorial to the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. that will be built on the Washington Mall.

China's Yao Ming was the first selection in 2002 and Darko Milicic of Serbia and Montenegro was taken second last season, but no international player without college experience was selected last night until Golden State chose 6-11 Andris Biedrins of Latvia with the 11th pick.

3.  A winner will be selected this afternoon 30 minutes before the beginning of Startup Battlefield.

For initial ultrasonography in these strategies, we selected (7) younger patients (<45 years), for whom exposure to ionising radiation is most hazardous, and (8) non-obese patients (body mass index <30 kg/m), in whom ultrasonography is more likely to be diagnostic.

For Simulation Case 1, we randomly select 100× p % of the SNPs as the ones associated with the phenotype (namely, the association SNPs), and draw their random effects b from the distribution, and treat the remaining SNPs as non-association SNPs with zero effects.

Photograph: MI5/PA While Lord Justice Leveson speaks about press regulation to the Commons select committee this morning, here's how the UK's newspapers look.