Sentence examples for slate across from inspiring English sources

Already a practitioner of concrete poetry, Finlay began "planting" poems, if not in concrete, then in marble, granite, slate, across streams, on gardening tools, even in the trees: "WOOD / WIND / SONG, WIND / WOOD, WOOD- / WIND / SONG".

And his rising approval rating now at fifty-one per cent, up six points since January, according to Gallup has increased expectations that he'll send some of his likability in Clinton's direction (and save a little for the rest of the Democratic slate across the country).

But new projects are slated across the country.

Additional #CancelKavanaugh protests are slated across the country, from Portland, Oregon to New York City. .

Most selective colleges want to see seniors engaged in a challenging slate of classes across disciplines.

The king of Jordan personally drove the prince of Chicago from the palace to the airport on Tuesday night to catch his flight to Israel, leading a motorcade in his slate Mercedes 600 across the tarmac and right up to O-Force One, as The Chicago Sun Times mockingly calls the candidate's freshly branded 757, with the captain's chair embroidered with "Obama-'08/President".

As one former U.S. envoy to India notes, Verma was one of the "key players" responsible for this slate of successes across many different arenas.

I came across Slate's calculator for cord cutters by way of a random Google search, and it's definitely going to be a useful tool going forward, too, as I may decide to add other services into the mix, like the newer Sling TV, for example.

A lively and constructive session requires a diverse audience with interests across the slate of political issues and viewpoints.

One type is the mutual fund wrap, in which a consultant advises clients on how best to spread their investments across a slate of funds.

On rainy days, I wandered from room to room in that big house, cocooned by the rushing, persistent sound of the rain sluicing across the slate roof, overflowing in the gutters and downpipes.