Sentence examples for standards from the from inspiring English sources

They were standards from the old music hall days.

Last week, Mr. McCain promised to demand sharply higher fuel standards from the automobile industry.

Hendon was livid and challenged Obama on his double standards from the senate floor.

In his voice, the old standards from the American songbook sounded nostalgic yet new.

T has different editing standards from the rest of the newspaper.

He is charged with executing the standards from the mothership back in Nice.

On July 27, from six to nine, the Juilliard Jazz Trio performs American standards from the nineteen-twenties and thirties.

Julie Spence, of Cambridgeshire police, said immigrant communities, often from the new EU states, had "different standards" from the UK.

MOUNTAINSIDE L'Affaire "Swing Time," with the Westfield Symphony, performing swing standards from the 1930s to the 50s.

When purchasing such munitions, Mr. Hutchison said, the Army Sustainment Command relies on standards from the "customer" — meaning the Army units in Afghanistan.

By releasing a collection of standards from the great American songbook, Dylan, presumably inadvertently, joins in a trend begun 14 years ago by Robbie Williams.