Sentence examples for with two instances from inspiring English sources

The remix of the song, by Australian musician Flume, was broadcast with two instances of the word "fucked" on the Dance Anthems slot at 5pm on a Saturday afternoon last month.

On the other hand, the pessimistic induction, now with two instances under its belt, is perhaps looking a little less unhealthy — especially given two such distinguished exponents.

They can be defined and re-used by instantiations of the nodes (see Figure 4 bellow for an illustration, with two instances of Figure 3's node).

We note that the instance Tripoli related to the city level is associated with two instances of the country level: Libya and Lebanon.

The dialogue in Gwen and Rhys' big argument was also censored with two instances of the phrase "piss off!" being removed, whilst Rhys' line "you fucking him (Jack), or what?" was redubbed to the less profane "you seeing him, or what?".

Compare these stories with two instances of UK police only about five percent of whom are armed handling men with knives in an admirably brave (and restrained) fashion: in one, an officer Tasers a man with two knives from just a few feet away, while in the other, 30 cops the visible ones clearly unarmed spend nearly six minutes trying to apprehend an aggressively unhinged man holding a machete.

The man, Nicholas Miritello, 44, of Wappingers Falls, is charged with four instances of recording test results in 2005 on the cloudiness of water that he had not actually tested, federal prosecutors said.

The third most frequent circumstantial meaning in Kennedy et al. is Manner: means, with eight instances.

Extensive computational experiments are carried out using fifteen well-known benchmark instances with eight instances from remanufacturing.

The third most frequent circumstantial meaning in Bowen is Manner: quality, with ten instances, of which eight are processes.

The last kind of circumstantial meaning we examine in Brooks et al. is Manner: degree, with six instances.