Sentence examples for stable comes from inspiring English sources
7 July (Hamish Hamilton Youngg Prince Philip by Philip Eade From Rupert Murdoch's less than deferential publishing stable comes this potentially explosive life of the Corfu-born "PoG" (Prince of Greece) during his energetic European youth as the offspring of a colourful clan.
There is evidence in support of Selten's stability prediction in the sense that the data from a game predicted to be stable comes closer to Nash equilibrium than data from a game predicted to be unstable.
If you want to spend only $14K for a car and no more, the Lancer is reasonably fun, very stable, comes with a lot of goodies, and won't crush your friends in the back seat.
And I'm sure if you'd ask them, they'd sincerely agree that eliminating poverty and keeping things stable comes way before access to a few articles in a foreign language about events that don't mean much to them.
The word "stable" comes from the Latin "stabilis", meaning steadfast or firm.
Come and watch the workings of a stable, come and watch us trying to get the whole show on the road, see what it costs".
In fact, most of the glossies in Coleridge's stable come under attack here and even Tatler gets described as 'that frightful rag'.
We might be feminists, but, still, doesn't the definition of manhood have something to do with being dependable, stable, coming through, living up to who we're supposed to be, doing the things that define us, whether as fathers or husbands or brothers or sons or craftsman or bosses or laborers?
John's work cost £25, and was one of a number of repairs and improvements during the period: £12 was spent maintaining the castle in 1183, for example, while in 1192 £5 4s was spent on the internal buildings and in 1203 work on the stables came to £6 3s.
Instead, agents for camel stables came calling, demanding that the brothers work as jockeys.
The only stable internet comes through the IdeasBox programme run by the International Rescue Committee and Bibliothèques Sans Frontières.
