Sentence examples for use a more conventional from inspiring English sources

They also use a more conventional model for exports.

According to people close to the companies involved, the golf complex's new owners would use a more conventional membership structure, with more members paying lower fees.

An alternative design solution is to use a more conventional method.

To make it more acceptable he'd use a more conventional phrase like King of the Jews or some such.

Other people use a more conventional method to mask their porn searches: They use the incognito mode in their web browser, said Kimberly Resnick Anderson, a sex therapist in Los Angeles, California.

Please use a more conventional measure of synchrony.

The weak influence of wild-type β2AR on internalization of β2AR D113S-Rluc8 prompted us repeat the same basic experiment using a more conventional method of detecting internalization.

"Digital Poems, Odd Year, 1999" by Yechiam Gal of White Plains uses a more conventional monitor; there is a bench in front of it for the audience.

Mr. Huggins uses a more conventional vocabulary in "Enemy Behind the Gates," in which a regimented group speeds up its pirouettes, chainé turns and leaps to the clangor of Steve Reich's music.

Instead his team came out using a more conventional offense from the start – the quarterback proving he could beat a defense with his arm as well as his legs.

I'll be honest here, it seems like much of Doodle Defense's appeal disappears when you're stuck using a more conventional mode of input to play.