Sentence examples for used fox from inspiring English sources

My mother's grape-hull pies were unusually delectable; she used fox grapes and scuppernong grapes in them, and she used the seeded pulps of the grapes as well as the hulls.

Furthermore, it is demonstrated that the Gordon-Taylor equation rather than the more commonly used Fox equation should be used to model the effect of dissolved rubber on TgE(r) and that the Gordon-Taylor equation can also be extended to describe the variations of ΔHaE(r).

The judges frequently speak in English, but when Spanish or Portuguese is used, Fox will add subtitles.

Fox's Dick Morris and Mike Huckabee have both used Fox News airtime to encourage donations to conservative political action committees.

Stewart then used Fox's own logic to explain how the "terror mosque" is funded by Prince Alwaleed, despite being a co-owner of Fox News, and therefore funding terrorism.

"We used to use fox scent," she said, "but it got all over everything, and the husbands complained".

Besides looking for Fox's performance to put a dollar value on News Corporation's entertainment assets, the company may have hoped to use Fox's stock to make acquisitions.

Contrary to conventional wisdom, Sherman believes Ailes accomplished that transcendence by using Fox News not as a means to advance a particular established brand of conservatism, but as his personal megaphone.

A Mr. Charles Brand happened upon the idea of using fox tails as radiator ornament, and has to date sold over two million of them, at prices ranging from three to nineteen cents, to jobbers.

The uncured blends were homogeneous and the Tg-composition behaviour was predicted using Fox, Gordon Taylor and Kelley Bueche equations.

This was the subject of a recent meeting with several computational chemistry codes beginning to use FoX in order to output CML.