Sentence examples for take a batch of from inspiring English sources

Rising to Speakership When Carl Bert Albert arrived in Congress in 1947, a veteran member mistook him for a page and ordered him to take a batch of papers to his office.

The Communists, of course, led by Gennady Zyuganov, are in full cry and wondering whether, for the first time since communism fell, to take a batch of ministries under Mr Chernomyrdin.

For Woodford Reserve Double Oaked, he said, "we take a batch of mature Woodford Reserve, reduce the proof to 110 proof and rebarrel in a second brand-new barrel".

But it took a batch of photographs that show Lieutenant Andriani and several other officers posing with scantily clad waitresses from Hooters to make people take notice.

He took a batch of the nanomachines and injected them into a roomful of caged rats, along with samples of his tumor.

Young and Lanois took a batch of new songs that had been performed in concert throughout the spring, in mostly acoustic settings, and reworked them with a heavy dose of electric guitar.

Riki Stephens, 27, was among more than 20 people who needed medical treatment, with most admitted to hospital after taking a batch of drugs being peddled across the Gold Coast last weekend.

So, in 1939, Willis took a batch of his Labour Youth members over to the Young Communist League - and Frank Chapple went with him: it was Chapple's initiation into the Communist party.

Each step randomly takes a batch of images from the training set, finds their bottlenecks from the cache, and feeds them into the final layer to get predictions, which are then compared against the ground truth labels to update the final layer's weights though the back-propagation process.

In accordance with its longstanding investigative tradition, Xin Kuai Bao sent reporters to pose as customers and took a batch of photos exposing the brutality of the cat-cooking process.

When I took a batch of chocolate cookies to my father and he said, "These cookies are too hard," I just went and tried again until I got it right.