Sentence examples for the third plank from inspiring English sources

One of the main objects of Harry's ire is liberalism – the third plank of The Slap's ethical taxonomy.

The third plank of the al-Qaida-Iraq poison theory was the link between what Powell labelled the "UK poison cell" and training camps in Afghanistan.

There was also talk of a common eurozone deposit guarantee scheme, the third plank in the banking union scheme, safeguarding people's savings anywhere in the single currency area.

But nobody is sure what to do about the third plank of Mr Sarkozy's plan to win the French back to the EU: his call for an explicit statement that Turkey will never become a full member of the EU.

Then comes the third plank of genius: the adrenalin-soaked blur of action, fiendishly edited, that transforms this sequence – about a woman hearing a radio signal – into an action-packed rollercoaster ride.

The third plank of Apple Music is something called Connect, a cross between Facebook and SoundCloud, where artists will be able to post music, videos and photos for fans that follow them.

The second plank of the 1856 party platform was "Americans must rule America".

It also illustrates the second plank of Maddenism: he does not do moralizing.

It is now plain that the first plank of an informal pact is in place.

The second plank of the Union plan, a heavy battering by the ships' guns, was far more successful.

Cameron told the Sunday Times that the pension pledge was "the first plank of the next general election manifesto".