Sentence examples for some brackets from inspiring English sources

"I'm going to get some brackets," I said.

With tax incentives, in some brackets, it can end up costing about 20percentt of the value of donation.

It took me three passes to work out that "some dewy bridge" isn't a description of Oprah or a property of the Father, but something that pertains to Nat and Ruth, and then a fourth pass to wonder why we couldn't just have some brackets.

Note: Some brackets are indexed for inflation, but the exemption in the alternative minimum tax is not (see p. 72).

Then he inserts some brackets ⟨ f, g ⟩ w = [ f b ] f ¯ - [ a g ] g ¯ by applying his special bracketing lemma of [203].

You will also need some brackets to secure these storage items into place.

"Oh, God," said my mum, as we admired some bracket fungus.

No. 11 VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH has come a long way since Selection Sunday, when the Rams' inclusion in the field was derided by some bracket observers.

Some bracket experts, as if they knew, said that Long Beach State would get an N.C.A.A. bid if it simply beat U.C.-Irvine to reach the tournament final.

The results provide algebraic expressions for the singularity conditions, in terms of some bracket monomials obtained from the superbracket decomposition.

It was found that 20% of patients from the sample presented some bracket breakage at the moment of assessment (Table 1).