Sentence examples for sketchy sections from inspiring English sources
A two-hour hike to the apex of Palmyra Peak, facilitated by nifty sets of steel steps navigating around sketchy sections of rock and ice gives skiers 2,000 vertical feet on the north side of the 13,320-foot mountain (That snow stays cold in all but summer-like weather).
And, by the way, one last thing: If you've been sketchy about your section attendance, I suggest that you try to pull up your socks and go.
The history of the period from 1382 to 1468 is sketchy; material for this section was probably gathered by Hess himself.
Yet the bigger theater also exposes problems in "Fräulein Maria": the transitions between sections can be sketchy; the stage looks a little bare (though the opening section, with its elementary-school mountain peaks formed by fabric, is still a delight).
In addition to this letter, one passage in his Commentary on the Physics[15] and another in The Book of animals (Ibn Bâjja 2002a, Ḥayawân, p. 74) deal with the Conic Sections in a sketchy way.
Yet while there are long sections of FLA.CO.MEN that feel like a sketchy replay of the 1960s, there are also sections that make you want to cheer the unconstrained invention of Galván's ideas and mesmerising prowess of his technique.
The most serious sections are usually described with a word of dude-speak: "sketchy".
In the acknowledgments, Williams thanks his friend Natasha Soobramanien for writing the Damaris sections, having given her only "some dates and a few sketchy plot-lines".
Parking near an elevated section of Interstate 10 and picking my way along a sketchy, near-downtown Houston street, I was on the verge of backpedaling when I got my bearings: Oh, I recognize these warehouse lofts and art studios.
As a bonus, Mozart's sometimes sketchy manuscript score for the Introit, Kyrie, Sequence and Offertory are reproduced on a CD-ROM section, which scrolls as the music plays.
