Sentence examples for the brackets of from inspiring English sources
In the brackets of my last year in high school and first year in college, I saw shows by John Cale, the Ramones, the Dead Boys, Richard Hell and the Voidoids, the Erasers, the Cramps and many others.
Playing the strategist, Obama said he was rooting for Davidson because a Davidson victory would weaken the brackets of others in his pool and his bracket had already taken a big hit when Pittsburgh lost in the second round.
By Amy Davidson Sorkin March 18 , 2010I've posted over at The Sporting Scene today to introduce The New Yorker's N.C.A.A. basketball pool — the brackets of several New Yorker writers and editors are there.
The numbers in the brackets of middle table indicated the number of accessions.
Then a Sabinin algebra is nilpotent of class (n) if all the brackets of weight greater than (n) vanish in it.
Even if the power allocation function would be very small, the expression in the brackets of the denominator in Equation (44) will not be smaller than the value of d ~.
You've probably put me in the bracket of a former drug addict, or an alcoholic.
Messi could be in the bracket of the greatest ever player.
When the pairings were announced last Sunday, it was immediately evident that Buffalo was the bracket of the point guards.
Steyer's own personal fortune valued at $1.3bn puts him firmly in the bracket of America's 1% richest people.
Sure, we've heard the denials that the National Collegiate Athletic Association never did and never will stage-manage the bracketing of the men's basketball tournament.
