Sentence examples for which also shares from inspiring English sources
Queues built up on the M1 motorway in Hungary leading to Austria, which also shares borders on its eastern side with Slovakia, Slovenia and the Czech Republic.
There, in antique, dimly lighted rooms, bartenders pour Address Unknown, an India pale ale, and Rural Route Red, a maltier option, to a packed house that shares the extensive menu of Main Street Cafe, which also shares the same roof and bands on Saturday nights.
The first two stemmed from the conflict over Jammu & Kashmir, the northernmost state of India, which also shares a border with Pakistan.
In South Africa, this species has adapted to breeding on the roofs of building, sometimes with Hartlaub's gull, which also shares the more typical nesting sites of the nominate race.
Gpr88 is known to be a striatum specific G-protein coupled receptor [ 27], which also shares great sequence similarity with 5-HT1D receptor.
Recently discovered epiregulin (ER) (14), composed of 47 residues, is a ligand for EGFR and ErbB4, which also shares more than 41% amino acid sequence identity with EGF.
The three coastal countries, which also share land borders with Russia, joined Nato in 2004.
He left an archive of Caribbean music at the University of the West Indies, which also shared in the royalties on recordings.
The (mathsf{StrongRelatedResearcher }) denotes strong relationship between two researchers (advisor and advisee) which also share publications.
Assuming that words 1, 2, and 3 have the same vowels, which is different from the vowels of 4, 5, and 6 (which also share the same vowel), we can find occurrences of impure rhymes whenever one word from the set of 1, 2, and 3 rhymes with one word from the set 4, 5, 6 (indicated by shading the cell in gray).
The turkey vulture arrives first at the carcass, or with greater yellow-headed vultures or lesser yellow-headed vultures, which also share the ability to smell carrion.
