Let us use an example (Fig. 2) to walk through this grid-based approach.
Let us use an example to illustrate the advantage of reducing the search space by utilizing a two-step algorithm.
In this section, we use an example to illustrate the usefulness of our result.
Let's use an example from recent Middle East history.
The best way to understand this puzzle is to use an example given to me by a finance professor.
To use an example besides Time Warner, the people who are watching "Mad Men" are currently being cross-sold another AMC show, "Rubicon".
But when he tried to use an example 165 square feet smaller, Ms. Contro asked that it be rejected as too different to be comparable.
If you say, "I'm going to stop eating junk food," to use an example, you're denigrating yourself before even getting started.
Before I use an example from my own work, I want to mention that I am the only writer whose work I am competent to discuss; it would be presumptuous of me to analyze or assign purpose to other writers.
Or, to use an example encountered by Ms. Michaels, you may have to list the following four movies in chronological order: "Thin Red Line," "Green Card, Yellow Submarinene" and "Blue Velvet".
To use an example: Led Zeppelin tickets had the face value of £120 and were sold for up to £7,000 on secondary sites, which means that the secondary site would have made up to £1,750 per ticket sale.
