Sentence examples for to ace was from inspiring English sources
noun
A single point or spot on a playing card or die.
Derby Theatre, London's Riverside Studios, Exeter Northcott Theatre and The Dartington Hall Trust – where the precursor to ACE was first conceived – are among those losing funding from April 2012.
We confirmed that this chaperone-like effect of these mAbs to ACE was also retained when mutant ACE was in solution as in the situation described in Fig. 8. Fig. 10 demonstrates a dose-dependent decrease of ZPHL/HHL ratio for mutant ACE indicative of partial renaturation after adding mAb 1B3.
Home Depot and TruServ (another dealer cooperative similar to Ace) are preparing Web forays.
We found that exposure to ACE is linked to impaired adult HRQoL, with mediation effects modulated by stress and sleep disturbances.
Moreover, the ACE is a linear function of codon frequency; for an amino acid encoded by two codons, the contribution to ACE is directly proportional to the frequency of the preferred codon (P).
Furthermore, a growing number of studies has shown that prenatal and early childhood exposure to Ace is associated with atopic diseases (Beasley et al. 2008; Perzanowski et al. 2010; Rebordosa et al. 2008; Shaheen et al. 2002, 2005).
A club to the ace was followed by a club ruff, and East still had the ace-queen of spades to complete the rout.
A club to the ace was followed by the diamond eight, which South ruffed with his heart eight.
Sam Shank, cofounder and CEO of HotelTonight, explained that talking to an Ace is supposed to be like asking travel advice from a friend who lives in a different city.
According to Wunderground, ACE is "used to express the activity and destructive potential of individual tropical cyclones and entire tropical cyclone seasons".
A spade to the king and ace was followed by the spade queen (East discarded a club), the heart ace and a low heart.
