Sentence examples for those prime from inspiring English sources

"But those prime sites have run out.

But even in those prime areas, agents say, landlords have become negotiable, lowering rents in individual deals.

As those prime territories get taken up, young birds look for new spaces – buildings in cities and towns provide perfect cliff-like locations".

Those prime ministers inherited a Britain, in 1945 and 1979, that believed itself to be in a desperate state and was ripe for radical if not desperate remedies.

The Rainhill locomotive trials were conducted in 1829 to assure that those prime movers would be adequate to the demands placed on them and that adhesion was practicable.

The Amazon boss is clearly hoping he can tempt those Prime customers to switch to Fire in what has become a ferociously competitive and difficult market.

Apart from a retardation of germination, the seedling quality of non-primed seeds or from those primed with the addition of only 0·2 g water per 1 g seeds was also not influenced by the EPPO treatment.

It is interesting to note that both fluorophore-tagged click-xylosides 13a and 13b primed GAG chains whose average molecular weight (42 kDa) is higher than those primed by commercial UMB- O-xyloside (4 kDa).

But CNN remained much stronger than MSNBC everywhere but in those prime-time hours.

And certainly the lack of youth in full-time work is dragging down the overall figures, but the picture for those prime-aged workers is not real flash either.

Those primed with positive words such as "wisdom" did much better.