Sentence examples for sequence is to from inspiring English sources

And the only way to have that sequence is to just happen to be storing numbers from the unending stream at exactly the right moment.

The conventional -- and ethical -- sequence is to first learn the skill, then describe yourself as possessed of it, not the other way around.

The implicit politics of Ferran's fantasy are those of a friendly, empathetic niceness; what she dreams of — as suggested in the early, commuter-train sequence — is to only connect.

"Imagination must, of course, select and arrange reality," Philip Larkin wrote in an equivocal review of the 10th volume, "Books Do Furnish a Room" (1971), "but it must be for imaginative ends: all too often the role of imagination in this sequence is to funny-up events and people whose only significance... is that Powell has experienced them".

The major works of his illness-racked final years — "Death in Venice," "Phaedra," the Third String Quartet — are no longer entirely of this world: to hear them in sequence is to experience, with uncomfortable immediacy, a dying man reducing his world to bare essentials, and then letting them go.

But this only confirms a maxim that I have recently formulated: that the closer in spirit the title sequence is to the original from which the subsequent film has been stolen, the more of a travesty of that original it will be.

The attack sequence was to begin with Maj.

But to focus solely on the privacy concerns of individual genome sequencing is to miss the point.

Some sequences are to be avoided, as well.

Dr. King and others often mention how similar the DNA sequences are to a piece of Western classical music.

Whether or not the footage from that sequence is easier to understand remains to be seen.