Sentence examples for selections beyond from inspiring English sources

But almost every restaurant I've visited in recent months offers some small plate selections beyond the ordinary lineup.

WINE LIST International, relatively concise and varied in price, with selections beyond the pro forma and predictable.

Torre, in Baltimore, and Valentine, in New York, were on the telephone in a conference call with reporters, answering questions about their All-Star selections beyond the fan-chosen starting teams.

In addition phage particles represent an inert carrier, with void or limited extravasation ability, which allows the recovery of displayed peptides homing preferentially to the target tissue due to their binding to tissue-specific vascular receptors [22], but poses further restrictions for the in vivo selections beyond the luminal surface of the vasculature.

Were declines with chronological age to predict phenotypic variation in later adulthood better than age-independent declines in relation to time to death, it suggests a physiological system selected to be maintained for a set period of time, with weaker selection beyond this.

New products expanded Lego's traditional selection beyond plastic bricks.

He had justified his selection beyond doubt and when he left the field he must have anticipated that his return to the side would coincide with victory.

The policy to extend selection beyond its current pockets may not mark a full return to selection – education secretary Justine Greening seemed lukewarm at best answering questions in the House today – but the debate factored in social mobility, class, and privilege.

Eric Villency, the president of Maurice Villency, a chain of stores started by his grandfather in 1932, is running its sophisticated new store on Third Avenue between 56th and 57th Streets, with an expanded selection beyond contemporary furniture.

Aside from a few halting efforts to establish brew pubs in New York, very few bars gave much thought at all to expanding their selection beyond the mass-market beers, domestic and imported.

Kim grew up frequenting Korean eateries in Flushing, establishments where you "shovel it in and are shoved out," and he wondered what it would be like if some of his favorite food came with wine pairings and a beer selection beyond Obi and Bud Light.