Sentence examples for some texts from from inspiring English sources

Some texts from people upstairs say they've been told to stay in rooms.

Scores of examples make for a convincing argument, and education officials have already withdrawn some texts from classrooms.

Apparently she received some texts from Brian detailing his love for her, which seems to come as breaking news to Brian, so when she demands to know if he loves her, he chokes out a feeble, "Of course".

Richard H. Wilkinson, however, argues that some texts from the late New Kingdom suggest that, as beliefs about the god Amun evolved, he was thought to approach omniscience and omnipresence and to transcend the limits of the world in a way that other deities did not.

So I embarked on the enormous expedition of choosing some text from the vast body of Kafka's work.

In recent weeks, Post editors have also put some text from the day's top news report on the front page.

"What amazes me is that you can get people excited about dangers to their world by twisting some text from an ancient civilization," he wrote on his blog.

As long as you can remember some text from the message, or who sent it, you can call it up in seconds, much like you might Google anything else using keywords on the Internet.

Only 2.2% of newspapers' advertising revenues last year came from digital platforms, and even these are vulnerable to ad-blocking software (see article).News sprintEven if some countries do get Google to pay up for using their headlines and some text from articles, it will hardly plug the holes in their newspapers' revenues, or speed their restructuring.

A) Of course, I have used some text from Abstract and Introduction section of Korean authors, because it is common to use Abstract and Introduction in problem specifications.

You have two ways to capture quotes — you can either type the quote on your phone or scan some text from a paper book or an ereader.