Sentence examples for several examples from from inspiring English sources

(Several examples from the museum's collection, selected by Wiley, are also on view here).

World War II meant staying at home; several examples from that era include patriotic slogans.

WHEN the budding pundit Walter Lippmann coined the term "stereotype" back in 1922, he offered several examples from the America of his time: "Agitator".

Luis Marcos, a former president of the agency that runs New York's public hospitals, plucked several examples from the list of 13 metrics proposed for New York.

There are several examples from the series at Gagosian; they are far and away the most beautiful things in the show.

To get the creative juices seething (a lox-fortified bagel might help, too), here are several examples from a new forum at nytimes.com called "You Know You're a New Yorker When... ": * You want crime to return so that rents drop.

Several examples from this year's programs leap immediately to mind, including the summer's biggest find, Niccolò Castiglioni, an Italian composer who died in 1996 and is said to be a favorite of Mr. Knussen's.

Mr. Rai, who began his career in the Indian government in the southern state of Kerala, cited several examples from that state to show that simple tools can be effective at making governance more transparent.

Deliberately driving into a rival to gain an advantage or out of revenge is a no-no, even if several examples from the times of Ayrton Senna and Michael Schumacher come to mind.

Following are several examples from my (slowly) growing collection: The safety card above from Swiss Airlines is a great example of the International Typographic Style, a graphic design style formed in 1950s Switzerland that promoted simplicity, organization and legibility.

He even gives Halpern several examples, ranging from Huntington's disease to the sexual behavior of male prairie voles.