Sentence examples for thousands of themes from inspiring English sources

Combined with a bunch of genuinely useful features and thousands of themes, applications and add-ons, Firefox 3.5 will be pretty darned hard for other browsers to beat.

Verdi, the mayor said, "put in thousands of themes and, like, all these things that he had in his head that he didn't get to develop in other areas, he stuck it all in 'Falstaff.' " Perhaps it wasn't Mr. Giuliani's intention, but he made "Falstaff" sound almost like a dumping ground for half-finished ideas.

But he put in it thousands of themes and, like, all these things that he had in his head that he didn't get to develop in other areas, he stuck it all in 'Falstaff.' If you listen to it, it's really magnificent.

There are literally thousands of themes to choose from and configure to your liking, just go to gnome-look.org -> beryl and download some.

It helps you create web pages and blog posts quickly and easily, set up the menus, allow and manage user comments, and has thousands of themes and plugins that you can choose from and use for free.

It was taken that repetition of themes in the 21st and 22nd interviews was adequate to satisfy traditional requirements of data saturation.

The most important administrative reform, which probably started in the mid-7th century, was the creation of themes, where civil and military administration was exercised by one person, the strategos.

Modern histories of Henry commenced with Richard Southern's work in the early 1960s, followed by extensive research during the rest of the 20th century into a wide number of themes from his reign in England, and a much more limited number of studies of his rule in Normandy.

Kidnapped Robert Louis Stevenson The Woman in Black Susan Hill Trumpet Jackie Kay Kidnapped is a great story and one with plenty of 21st-century themes to discuss: greed, evil, loss of homeland, trust, a young person's point of view – and where are the women?

Under the heading "Afterhours," Robert Spano and his orchestra continue their tour of 20th-century themes -- in this case marriages, happy or vexed, between the classical tradition and popular culture.

With Apocalypse Now, Francis Ford Coppola transplants Heart of Darkness into the 20th century, making themes of colonialism and corruption visible through the prism of Vietnam.