Sentence examples for taking expressions from inspiring English sources

The Left Renewal is taking expressions of interest for membership, which will be decided via a collective decision making process.

In order to fill the screenings, she has reached out to Melbourne-based community groups and youth-focused organisations and is still taking expressions of interest through the fundraising page.

As for the Mattala airport, even though the prime minister recently spoke hopefully about it, just a month and a half ago Sri Lanka was taking Expressions of Interest from private companies looking to take it off the government's hands.

Taking expression values into consideration, we recalculated the N50 value after low expression contigs were eliminated (Fig. 1B) and plotted expression value distribution pattern in Fig. 1C.

The Hodgman government has already taken expressions of interest from tourism developers interested in building in the world heritage area.

On a mainstream level, "sad robot" rappers like Kid Cudi and Future have taken expressions of longing and ennui to glorious heights.

The operator ∨ takes expressions of the form ∧λx[Fx] 'down' to their extensions at the world in which the expression is being evaluated.

Lowe has one of those wonderfully elastic faces that can take expressions to extremes, while Oram has mastered the art of the deadpan.

But the three ways of thinking about disability culture described above historical, social and political, and personal and aesthetic should be understood to take expression simultaneously.

Taken expression levels into consideration (Fig. S1D), we chose two representative mutants: MTBClimp63-TMSec61β (microtubule-binding positive) and RFP-Sec61β (microtubule-binding negative).

Valmiki's own sadness at the slaying of the male bird takes expression as the first "sloka" of the Ramayana.