Sentence examples for to as with from inspiring English sources

(When they are made to, as with Germany after the first world war, terrible things can result).

When they need to, as with Hutchinson's profile, they can do it in a matter of hours.

This time it wasn't so much about capturing and replicating an experience to transport users to (as with VR), but creating one layered over the real world.

But for now, she feels like it's important in order to – as with her What's It Gonna Be? video – normalise queerness in the music industry, and outside of it, too.

Still, Mexico City has managed to achieve the impossible when it has had to, as with a 25-year-old project that restored a small section of the largest of the Aztec lakes, Lake Texcoco.

Furthermore, a dynamic procedure (henceforth labeled dynamic adaptivity) for defining variably the AS parameters during the computation is also proposed and its performance is investigated in contrast to AS with constant parameters (henceforth labeled static adaptivity).

But you had to get used to it as with everything else in the war!

It is also referred to as learning with a teacher.

To start (as with a clock) or to end (as with a business).

To decorate (as with a Christmas tree) or to remove excess (as with a mustache).

And they tend to be as unreliable with keeping commitments to themselves as with others.