Sentence examples for with hampers from inspiring English sources
About 80,000 people turned out with hampers and wine for an 11-group night of jazz; a Sydney Symphony Orchestra program of undemanding favorites, including the "Tannhauser" and "1812" Overtures, attracted about 140,000 under a full moon.
Now that I am a grown up with a proper job and council tax bills, I like to imagine my summers filled with healthy adult activities: civilised lunch spreads in the park with hampers and blankets, chilled drinks and good food.
Currently, the unclear macromolecular targets to act with, hampers the rational design and further optimization of QCT.
Thought to be the descendants of the first people to migrate from Africa, the Jarawa – along with a handful of other tribes – were the only people to live on the islands, until the British came sailing into town with hampers full of alcoholism, European disease and wanton destruction in their frigates.
Sixty dollars can outfit a kitchen (with teacups, rice bowls, chopsticks and strainers, sponges shaped like kittens, and graters for daikon and wasabi), laundry room (with hampers and hangers) and office (with pens, paper and boxes to hold them), with funds leftover to spoil the kids (toys, elegantly patterned origami paper and erasers shaped like mini-milk cartons or tiny bowls of ramen).
This is a question the scientists struggle with, hampered as they are by peoples' inability to report their own feelings accurately.
They have charged the agency with hampering competition and innovation, by allowing commonplace business practices to be rendered private property, and with restricting innovation by entrepreneurs wary of infringement lawsuits.
However, larger differences were observed for regions with hampered air circulation.
18 However, it remains unknown whether such reductions are associated with hampered structural changes.
When we compare Figure 6D and 6E, we note that there is reduced protoplast viability along with hampered cellulose synthesis.
