Sentence examples for stream to take from inspiring English sources
We had written a silly play about St Trinian's and after O-levels – they expected everyone in the alpha stream to take 10 or 11 O-levels – the German teacher said we could use his classes to rehearse.
In 2007, Gazprom and the Italian energy company, Eni, introduced a plan for another pipeline, South Stream, to take Russian natural gas under the Black Sea to Europe, as a competitor to Nabucco.
Veiled women and prayer-capped men (some with daggers tucked in their robes) flow through the gates in a constant stream to take their seats at a big desk and make complaints — spousal abuse, stab wounds, contractual disputes, a missing TV.
Live streaming app Meerkat rolled out several major updates this morning, including the ability to sign up on the platform through Facebook instead of Twitter, a feature that lets you invite those watching your stream to take over that stream, and it now facilitates saving streams in something called the Meerkat Library instead of on your phone.
At the Wynwood Walls, an open-air museum showcasing street art, visitors still stream in to take selfies in front of the vibrant murals and sculptures. .
An ability to accurately predict future project streams, and to take into account uncertainties in these streams, may help reduce the extent of the continuous adjustments required to a company's portfolio plan, as well as help optimize the selection and management of the portfolio.
At lunchtime and after work, people streamed in to take part in this phenomenon of freedom.
When operagoers by the hundreds fled "Einstein on the Beach" at the Metropolitan Opera House, eager young listeners streamed in to take their places.
If it wins the Emmy for outstanding comedy, it will be the first show on a streaming service to take one of the two major awards.
Bear , Stearns & Companyis already using streaming video to take the place of the investor roadshows it puts on in cities across the country to drum up support for new stock offerings.
Across the street, the popular 91-year-old American Coney Island restaurant was doing brisk business, with folks streaming in to take refuge from the cold, and to talk about the car industry.
