Sentence examples for etc from high-quality English sources.

• etc., etc., etc.

• And Ursula von Rydingsvard, etc. etc. etc.”

• Every mass-market and affordable furniture retailer in the UK gets their furniture made in the Far East: Swoon, MADE, Lush, etc etc etc.

• "I have concerns about Uber, of course (rotten pay for drivers, horrible corporate environment, etc, etc)," said Patient Privacy Rights President Dr.

• They work in industrial economics, public policy analysis, monetary economics, trade economics, behavioural economics, spatial economics, environmental economics, etc etc.

• These guerrillas are left-wingers are they not, fighting (so they and friendly web sites tell the world) to liberate Colombia from etc, etc, etc?

• There is no point in spending more on education etc etc when the real problem is organised crime gangs killing elephants, rhinos, pangolins etc in order to sell them to users primarily in Asia.

• He uses these to construct new mathematical objects (the natural and real numbers, ideals, modules, etc.) or whole classes of such objects (various algebraic number fields, rings, lattices, etc.).

Use etc in a sentence.

• For example, biologists explain physiological capacities (digestion, respiration, etc.) in terms of the functions performed by systems of organized components (the digestive system, the respiratory system, etc.).

• It is appropriate when the relationship is essentially reciprocal: fighting between the many peoples of Yugoslavia, treaties between European countries, etc; among belongs to distributive relationships: shared among, etc

• Number the equations sequentially on the right−hand side as (1), (2), etc. in the main body of the article and (A1), (A2), etc. in the Appendices, and refer to them in the text as Equation (1), Equation (2), etc.

• At first, I busied myself with all the business projects I don't usually have time for during the busy shooting season — upgrading my website and optimizing my workflows, learning new marketing skills and social media strategies, reorganizing files, etc etc ...

• Dr Pankhania, who has widespread experience of advising on national communicable disease control action plans at national and international level, added: “What the executives of pubs etc etc need to know is that failure to get it right equals back to square one.

• “Everything that’s getting into the environment is disrupting the way industrialisation has changed our living conditions, residues of all sorts of feminising hormones in the water supply from pharmaceuticals, etc, which is affecting gender of fish stock, etc.”

• The Thais could save their cash or use it for healthcare, improved lifestyle, better production methods, mechanisation, financial investments, etc, whereas the majority of Filipinos stayed the same, with few investments, basic subsistence, large families, ever decreasing plots of land, poor healthcare, etc.

• Other rules, (such as NP → Det N, VP → V NP, Det → a, the, …, etc., V→ hit, kiss…, etc.; N → boy, girl,…, etc.) are subsequently applied, and (with still further rules not discussed here) allow for the generation of sentences such as The boy kissed the girl, The girl hits the boy, and so on.

etc sentence examples

• Contact Spotify for any questions regarding your Spotify service including technical problems with the Spotify apps (mobile, desktop, etc.), resetting passwords, recovering Spotify credentials (username, email address, etc.), changes to your Spotify profile, and Terms of Service for your Spotify Premium account.

• The planning of differentiated spaces involves as a guide to their design (placement, size, shape, environmental conditions, sequence, etc.) the analysis of use (number of uses and character, duration, time of day, frequency, variability, etc., of each), users (number, behaviour, age, sex, physical condition, etc.), and furniture or equipment required.

• This, of course, makes you a hypocrite, which, combined with profound ignorance, blinding arrogance, erroneous assumptions, a complete incapacity for critical thought, and, most endearing of all, the propensity for unfounded accusations of racism, sexism, homophobia etc. etc. etc. ad nauseam in lieu of actual argument, are the defining characteristics of the modern left.

• Models of interdisciplinary cooperation and their corresponding outcomes are often described using metaphors of different kinds: cartographic (domains, boundaries, trading zone, etc), linguistic (pidgin language, communication, translation, etc), architectural (building blocks, tiles, etc), socio-political (imperialism, hierarchy, republic, orchestration, negotiation, coordination, cooperation etc) or embodied (cross-training).