Sentence examples for those copious from inspiring English sources
Lee's standup is also dense enough to lend itself to repeated reading, and to the kind of (tongue-in-cheek) textual analysis with which he fills those copious footnotes.
Yet despite those copious borrowings and an antic tone never again encountered in his work, "Liebesverbot" unquestionably contains traces of the mature Wagner in embryonic form: in breathless string shimmers anticipating those of "Tannhäuser" and "Lohengrin"; in the simple melodic figure in the overture that serves as a leitmotif; and in the vocal heft of the principal female role.
Beyond those two events are copious further enticements, including a 12-hour marathon concert hosted by the excellent JACK Quartet (Oct . 16; novel programs from the Argento Ensemble (Oct . 19, the International Contemporary Ensemble (Oct . 20 and Alarm Will Sound (Oct . 21; and a free grand finale featuring the American Composers Orchestra (Oct . 22.
5. There's a presumption of copious gift giving and fawning attention (make sure those cards get out!). 6.
Even that act earned Mr Netanyahu copious reprimands.
Moreover, copious GP zones were observed in the CG interior after artificial aging with a comparatively higher density than those in the UFG.
Brooks conducted copious research while writing World War Z.
Unbound biotinylated AMGs were removed by copious washing with PBS.
Welsh had 100,000 words of it written at the time of Trainspotting, and he's spent the past few years revisiting those, his copious notes from the time, and – although he hated having to do so – the original novel.
I always imagined this was something that struck older folks, or those ingesting copious amounts of junk food.
