Sentence examples for some of the of from inspiring English sources

Our dictionary says the phrase means "as is or was to be expected" — which might prompt a reader to ask, "So why are you bothering to tell me?" The examples below are just some of the "of courses" from a single day recently.

It is very possible that some of the of the technologies we discussed over the weekend will come to fruition and change the lives of billions; that investments of a few million dollars will do more good for the world than the billions that are invested in the me-too social media technologies that Silicon Valley is so excited about.

The court case itself made for some of the of the happiest footage of NZ legal history, with lawyers and judge gathered, stony-faced, to listen to Eminem's 2002 classic at the High Court.

Tilson -- who sits on the Democrats for Education Reform board with some of the of the city's leading financial minds -- said he felt it was "not impossible that someone with a business background and no education background could come in and lead the school system".

Moreover, as evident from our results the EEG-RSN covariances showed very different and even opposite behavior depending on electrode location, which might partly explain why there were divergent results in some of the of former studies.

Kudla et al. [31] identified a region, from nucleotide (nt) –4 to +37 relative to translation start site, for which predicted folding energy can explain some of the of the variation to differences in protein levels.

SOME dream of the redistribution of wealth.

Tells some of the history of Heron Cove.

Tells of some of the duties.

"An Appeal of Some of the Unlearned".

Classification of some of the girl spectators.