Sentence examples for the recent segment from inspiring English sources
During the recent segment, a Larchmont resident, Rosemary Arvonio, read a Shel Silverstein poem about life in a treehouse, and Lee Stringer, an author, recited the first poem he ever wrote.
In the recent segment, Maher's guest said "I think women and girls should be protected from having men who are confused about their sexual identities in their bathrooms".
We vary the influence of the recent segments on the template through the constant 0 ≤ η ≤ 1, where η = 0 implies a static template.
The new historical geomagnetic curve computed for Western Europe shows good agreement with the most recent segment of the French archeomagnetic directional variation curve (Bucur 1994).
For online operation, features are calculated in the same way every 40 ms from the most recent segment of EEG (sliding windows of 1000 ms width).
On the most recent segment, he spruces up Adam Lambert's guitarist Tommy Joe Ratliff.
(Forgive me as I jauntily whistle "Rule, Britannia!") In response to the news, the terrific podcast "The Nod" tweeted about its recent segment "A Royal Good for the Blacks," in which the hosts and guests efficiently and incisively discuss the racial implications of Harry and Meghan's relationship.
The bot is named after a recent segment on the Last Week Tonight with John Oliver TV show, where Oliver encouraged opponents of Trump to rebrand him by his original family name, "Drumpf".
The surge of shootings this year over last was the subject of a recent segment on HuffPost Live, which featured a panel of activists and journalists including Father Michael Pfleger of St. Sabina Church weighing in on what has been a violent summer in the Windy City.
She even joked, off the air, about retiring when the topic of sleep came up during a recent segment on the show. .
Are you one of the legions of American women who clot the waiting list for Kate Middleton's demure high-heeled taupe patent Sledge pumps — the subject of a recent segment on "Good Morning America"?
