Sentence examples for usages the from inspiring English sources
Adopting the Roman stock figures and situations to their own usages, the players of the commedia were usually masked.
Dictionary definitions of rock are problematic, not least because the term has different resonance in its British and American usages (the latter is broader in compass).
From its context in the above usages, the meaning can be taken to be "in a state of extreme agitation," one stage above "wild-eyed" and just below "freaked out, totally out of control".
More important, since the euro's launch in 1999, GDP per person has risen faster in the euro zone than in Britain.Philippe LegrainChief economistBritain in EuropeLondonThe English empireSIR – In Calcutta, Bengali has some distinctive English usages ("The English invasion", December 21st).
And, as is clear from his lists of U and non-U usages, the main characteristic of non-U speech is the effort to sound, in fact, U. "They've a lovely home," for example, is pure non-U, because it is an attempt to be refined.
By very gradually increasing cost due to both usages, the routing search space is thoroughly explored.
But the usages of the phrase "lo stato" in The Prince are often ambiguous.
It's not the usage of the word but the acceptance of the behavior that counts.
The codon usages of the genes are similar to the codon usages of other Trimastix genes.
Usage: The current situation.
One likely reason for the spare usage: the Delaware Coalition for Open Government.
