Sentence examples for unbroken block from inspiring English sources

On the wall is a framed illustration called Laughing Matters, which says "hahahahahaha" repeatedly in an unbroken block.

Our conception of sleep as an unbroken block is so innate that it can seem inconceivable that people only two centuries ago should have experienced it so differently.

Here, on an unbroken block of perfect brownstones and soaring plane trees, beautiful people of all races seem to coexist in harmony.

A simple horizontal stroke placed in the left margin beside a line of text, the paragraphos was used in ancient Greece to call attention to conceptual changes in an otherwise unbroken block of text: a new topic, perhaps, or a new stanza in a poem.

By applying the principle described above, we see an unbroken block in the same orientation from 36.0-49.0 Mbp on Gm4 and from position 8.6-19.5 Mbp on Gm6.

Of the larger streets, the finest is probably Delancey Street with its unbroken blocks of Victorian brownstone town houses.

The group works in unbroken blocks as long as 75 minutes on both basic skills and test preparation in reading and math, with lessons carefully scripted for focus and consistency.

These two innocents, with no experience in city planning, politics, finance, engineering, horticulture or design, started with a romantic fascination with the 22 unbroken blocks of elevated tracks: "The rusting Art Deco railings gave it a sense of lost beauty, and the spaces underneath were very dramatic; they had a dark, gritty, industrial quality, and a lofty, church-like quality as well".

The $138 million HapMap denotes haplotypes, stretches of DNA that are inherited together as unbroken blocks and can be identified by just a handful of DNA markers known as SNPS (single nucleotide polymorphisms).

That makes it a great option if you're bringing lectures, audio books, or other long, unbroken blocks of audio.

Like QuickTime Player X, it's a great option to use if you're bringing lectures, audio books, or other long, unbroken blocks of audio.