How To Use Myriad In A Sentence
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Sadly, none of a myriad of ingenious contraptions, despite inventors' claims, puts forth more energy than it absorbs.
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Not that I read any more or make music or write - I just vegetate in front of the myriad digital channels we now have.
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It lies less than 100 miles from Melbourne and is well set up for visitors to enjoy myriad up close experiences with the local fauna.
Times, Sunday Times
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Armantrout's short lines, use of rhetoric, aggressive lineation, disjunctions and juxtapositions, discursiveness, parataxis, and myriad condensatory techniques are all exemplary, but never overbearing.
Seth Abramson: November 2011 Contemporary Poetry Reviews
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But there are myriads of other discrete territories, such as deserts, mountain ranges, peninsulas, and islands, that function as bioregions.
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Myriad interrelated factors will influence which of them come down as snow.
Times, Sunday Times
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The pulse of war that beat from the West suggested the companionship of battling thousands; here was naught but silence, and himself, and possible death-dealing bullets from a myriad ambushes.
War
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Fast-flowing rivers create spectacular waterfalls, gorges and a myriad of caves.
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Little tiny lace panties sold rolled up like ladyfingers, and in a myriad of gem tones, sit in a case on the front counter.
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As revolution spread to Palermo, Milan and Naples it seemed as if the people of Italy could break the domination of the myriad of foreign rulers and domestic autocrats.
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Despite the entry of a myriad of new age sports onto the community calendar, traditional leisure pursuits such as shooting seem to be holding their own.
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There are more than 50 fish species whose lives are linked to Sargassum, and a myriad of invertebrates, including gastropods, polychaetes, bryozoans, anemones, and sea-spiders.
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As an artistic medium, film can have a myriad of purposes.
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People become charity trustees for myriad reasons, often wanting to give something back to society.
Times, Sunday Times
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This novel of ideas covers myriad issues and themes, all related to the transcending power of love.
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That which medicine can't explain we tend to label psychosomatic and blame the patient, a cruel phenomenon all too familiar to those who've had MS, rheumatoid arthritis, and lupus, and a myriad of other ailments in decades past.
John Falk: Chronic Fatigue Syndrome And Psychotherapy
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A row of semis in myriad colors stretches to infinity.
Exile in Greenville
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I use the structure of the lyric to arrive to that last line that will, in my hopes, open to the widest aperture, to the most light, to capture in the smallest of instances, the largeness of life and its myriad of possibilities.
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In civil society and the public sphere, myriad groups interact and seek to influence each other.
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Verres, against whom Tully so much inveighs, in winter he never was extra tectum vix extra lectum, never almost out of bed, [1419] still wenching and drinking; so did he spend his time, and so do myriads in our days.
Anatomy of Melancholy
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Given this kind of forum to indulge their tastes, people find their personal groove and use myriad tags to find like-minded individuals.
Times, Sunday Times
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The scenery surrounding me was so picturesque, so grand that it took my breath away even though I'd seen it a myriad number of times before.
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Even so, with bolts and base plates at myriad angles, the steel erector had to maneuver the pieces with hydraulic rams and remove some to fit others in to fine-tune sequencing.
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A gastrotrich (meaning ‘hairy stomach’) uses myriad hairs over its head and belly to glide, wriggle, and squirm, looking for food.
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Digital art has myriad complexities that make it all the more difficult to define a new esthetic.
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The Civil War has generated a myriad of publications that address the interests of its devotees.
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She was like a forest, like the dark interlacing of the oakwood, humming inaudibly with myriad unfolding buds.
Lady Chatterley's Lover
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There were terns and ernes and gulls, myriad tropical varieties of birds of all shapes and sizes, albatrosses and finches and cranes…
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All in all, the myriad choices offer extreme varieties for the look of your character - making it almost certain that your look will be unique.
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The auction contains a treasure trove of signature pieces including chokers, tiaras, earrings and a myriad of other costume jewelry once owned by Hilton.
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As myriad examples show, annihilating a people also requires destroying - or allowing to be destroyed - the symbols of that people's history, community, and identity.
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They jumped over countless hedges and a myriad of small streams and barbed wire, all set up to prevent what was happening now.
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On Sunday July 20 hundreds turned out to pick their way over the myriad of food and trinket stalls.
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The screech of crickets for ring tones is only one of the myriad innovations on cell phones.
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Today, the reasons for DIY publishing I resist the term "indie," for independent publishers are not the same as self-publishers are myriad.
Red Room: Sherry Jones: Self-Publishing: The Elephant in the Room
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CCAM can cause a myriad of life-threatening problems for the baby, including fetal hydrops, an accumulation of fluid surrounding internal organs caused by congestive heart failure.
CCAM — Ryan
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The fire by this time had conquered all before it, and at seven o'clock in the morning the roof fell in with a terrible crash, shooting up into the sky fierce tongues of fire and myriads of burning sparks.
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Too often we are so distracted by the myriad restaurants and products available to us - and the gustatory experience they promise - that we don't notice the real Chef behind the banquet.
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But big decisions like this always have a myriad of motivations behind them and multiple parentage.
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This session, however, is sure to feature a myriad of stories to freshen the soul, from some of the festival's hip kids.
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Others questioned myriad technical claims and suppositions in the report that led to the government's conclusion that the trailers were germ labs that could be used to cook up anthrax or other bioweapons.
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In general, the myriad benefits of exercise outweigh any risks.
Times, Sunday Times
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With a myriad of chain stores, unique boutiques and trendy clothes stores, you will have no problem securing a festive peck under the mistletoe this year.
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Suddenly, I saw its myriad blades rise erect and shivering.
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And now myriads of bars and hotels are opening up along the coast.
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We were plagued by a myriad tiny flies.
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Ham radios can send messages on multiple channels and in myriad ways, including Morse code, microwave frequencies and even email.
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Not only do they feel the wind's freshness, but they actually experience a myriad of sensations through their olfactory receptors.
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Overall, the myriad benefits of vigorous exercise far outweigh the risks.
Times, Sunday Times
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Datamining can be panoptic if it is dataveillance — the State or commercial enterprises using computational techniques to establish and track dossiers from myriad tiny bits of information about individuals.
Smart Mobs » Blog Archive » Location-aware recommendation system
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O that he had but the wealth and treasure of both the Indies to endow her with, a carrack of diamonds, a chain of pearl, a cascanet of jewels, (a pair of calfskin gloves of four-pence a pair were fitter), or some such toy, to send her for a token, she should have it with all his heart; he would spend myriads of crowns for her sake.
Anatomy of Melancholy
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Most barbecue sauces are tomato-based and encompass a myriad of spices such as chili powder, paprika, and cumin.
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Among the myriad rebuses on the aforementioned double-sided sheet at Windsor, there is an elaborate one on the verso that includes an image of a black yarnwinder.
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The language is lucid yet gripping and reflects popular human sentiment and passions, †observes D†™ Souza. “The term vulnerable has been specifically and repeatedly coined to reiterate the myriad vulnerabilities faced by the nation from political establishments.
The Times of India
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On our visit the restaurant was decked out for the festive season, with myriad glinting fairy lights and the obligatory sprinkling of canned snow around the windows.
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From the earliest days of childhood, the brain is subjected to a myriad of input, from countless sources.
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News that two young East Yorkshire men are set to become dot com millionaires will provoke a myriad of reactions.
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Still another adjustment is the myriad of things that just come up.
Adjustments To Make
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Shadows and penumbras were instantaneously formed from the myriad of trees and hills that he surveyed through the window, and just as quickly vanished.
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It operates with a myriad of sensors that monitor steering wheel position, the forward and sideways movements of the car, whether the car is gyrating on its axis, and braking and wheel speed.
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Iris calls out river nymphs to bless the marriage and a myriad of shapes and forms enter the stage.
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Pain has myriad causes but can be broadly divided into acute and chronic.
Times, Sunday Times
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Among the myriad of skills to be mastered, was tilting at the quintain.
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Any road to Austria would have to cross the Rhön mountains and a myriad of tiny margravates and bishoprics, then continue through the Bavarian forests until it reached the border.
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And now myriads of bars and hotels are opening up along the coast.
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Overcrowded classrooms and the challenges of accommodating myriad different languages will nobble attempts to drive up standards.
The Sun
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Muddy lanes surround dismal tin shacks and there is an aura of despondency and despair, which even the myriads of children do little to dispel.
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Many men fancy that the slight injuries done by each single act of intemperance, are like the glomeration of moonbeams upon moonbeams -- myriads will not amount to
Theological Essays and Other Papers — Volume 1
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Intertwined with the fossils, skeletons and carcasses of the myriad creatures that once inhabited the oceans, it seems poised to wrench itself free from the stone that entombs it.
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For James McConnell and the estimated 3 million other Americans with celiac disease, staying away from gluten is a fact of life if they want to prevent long-term intestinal damage and the myriad digestive discomforts that come with the disease.
A New Diet Villain
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Donnellan has worked as director of management and finance, acting director for libraries, and in myriad other positions in the county, and she had been deputy county manager since October 2005.
Arlington's new county manager no stranger to community - or job
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It is a scene too brimming with filial trust and desire to be dismissed as cliché, which is why it is played out in myriad households around the world.
G. Roger Denson: Women's Art of Renewal: Carrie Mae Weems, Vanessa Beecroft, Sharon Lockhart, Catherine Opie and Lisa Yuskavage
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Certainly there was no shopping centre along with the myriad offshoot of shops that development has spawned.
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Seconds later, his face is thoroughly cleansed by a rough tongue accompanied by a myriad of woofs and laughter.
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But for really complex problems with myriad variables, this process could take centuries.
Times, Sunday Times
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In all its myriad manifestations, the language of anti-Semitism through the ages is a dictionary of non-sequiturs and antonyms, a thesaurus of illogic and inconsistency.
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I have a host of acquaintances, a myriad of contacts, but no one besides Lucas I can call a real friend.
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Coworking spaces host a myriad of events for their coworkers.
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Use the k-word or the myriad other words when discussing with a person of semitic extract and I wonder how much free exchange of ideas would follow.
Will sensitivity about racism turn racism into a taboo subject?
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And what does it mean for any of the myriad regulations that are enacted by the Government and which affect BT?
Times, Sunday Times
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The hybridizers were tapping the myriad genes of sativas, indicas and naturally occurring varieties to increase the yield, shorten the flowering cycle and make the plants bushier for indoor cultivation.
Boutique buds: What underground mom-and-pop growers did while we debated legalization
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Pain has myriad causes but can be broadly divided into acute and chronic.
Times, Sunday Times
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Another large breed with myriad coat colors, Nubians are known as the Jerseys of the goat world for producing milk with high butterfat content.
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A myriad of historic details adds to the story's verisimilitude.
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And on the catwalk were myriad examples of the neat little jackets and pencil skirts that first put the dolly into trolley.
Times, Sunday Times
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The myriad worlds of fantasy and science fiction are where our spirits are free to frolic unfettered by the weight of sin.
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Although variations in relief on the rocky outcrops provide a myriad of microhabitats, habitat preference of these geophytes is dependent upon the mat species.
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They infuriated our mothers' sensibilities and wallets with inane lifestyles and myriad accessories.
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Despite a myriad of problems, now there is a new energy, or, as the Egyptians say "hawa gadid" -- a new air.
Ahmed Zewail: A Compass of Hope for Egypt:The New "City for Science & Technology" Is the Aswan Dam for the 21st Century
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Trotsky asserted that, just as an earthquake revealed the layers of earth and rock beneath the surface, so a social upheaval would uncover the layers of society and its myriad forms.
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At sunset, we climbed one deconsecrated pagoda to look over a landscape empty but for myriad other pagodas.
Times, Sunday Times
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More within the reach of the novice collector are the myriad of smaller novelty pieces, from the cameo brooch to the charm bracelet.
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If you go back to 1982 we saw some incredible feats of 'getting things done' for example airborne early warning Sea King, containerised sea wolf, the overall logistic effort in assembling the task force, turning container ships into half carriers and a myriad of other feats of the unbelievableAre we actually capable of doing anything quickly these days given over regulation and all round 'leanness'
Army Rumour Service
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When a visitor stands in the center of the trail and scans eastward across the tops of a myriad of purple meadow rue, old witch grass, big blue stem, and wild raspberries and plum, ‘natural history’ becomes visually literal.
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For this is a beautiful city, surrounded by waters of crystal purity and with a myriad of historic buildings to boot.
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Imagine the myriads of such infrared and other pathways and signals that the various insect species must be utilizing.
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A myriad of emotions plays over his boyish face - wry amusement, disbelief, disgust, and smugness.
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Global automakers produce more than 600 different vehicle nameplates with a myriad of sizes, shapes and functions.
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The games seem simple, but the myriad ways of betting and sheer number of games to play can be daunting.
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Professor Bastian, in considering the heterogenetic phenomena of "living matter," is obliged to fall back, near the end of his great work, on "the countless myriads of living units which have been evolved (?) in the different ages of the world's history.
Life: Its True Genesis
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They are demanding unbundled media, sold everywhere and in myriad assortments.
Viacom vs. Google/YouTube, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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The future of nursing holds a myriad of challenges.
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His mother always made homemade bread and churned butter, and she preserved jams and a myriad of fruits and vegetables for savoring through the year.
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I have listened to several conference calls addressing the myriad issues associated with the financial guarantors (credit insurers).
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To always say more than it intends, to conjure up possibilities that set us off on internal flights of fancy, to gesture beyond itself in myriad ways and to tantalize with the shadows of other stories, hiding in the corners of the most realistic of narratives.
Reading Workshop I « Tales from the Reading Room
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myriad stars
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The lack of strategic bombers manifested itself in myriad problems.
Matthew Yglesias » Air Force Strikes Back
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These findings qualify the common view that economic growth unleashes myriad discontents.
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People of God, people of courage do not allow themselves to be "terrorized" by government perverts, or any of the other myriad enemies of freedom.
B. Bhutto, FDR, Reclaiming Illicit, 9,000% Profits, Amid Silence From Candidates
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A dermatologist can help you sort through the numerous options, including the myriad of over - the - counter products.
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Many-tentacled Gothams like Los Angeles and Washington stretch endlessly, crosshatched with a myriad of concrete overpasses, transit beltways and suburban shopping metroplexes.
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But there are myriads of other discrete territories, such as deserts, mountain ranges, peninsulas, and islands, that function as bioregions.
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He attached a single martingale to a colorful bridle with a bundle of myriad feathers on the forehead of the animal.
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From internet identity fraud to mobile phone scams, it seems there are now a myriad of ways in which crooks can strike against the unwary.
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Every summer, the streets of Edmonton become filled with a myriad of colourfully costumed characters singing and dancing their blues away during one of the city's most popular street festivals.
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When one of these "sunfish," as the fishermen call them, is lifted from the water, the clay-coloured eggs may be seen to stream from it in myriads.
The Log of the Sun A Chronicle of Nature's Year
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Since the Internet's become pervasive, myriad companies purporting to enable micropayments - those less than a dollar - have come and gone.
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More within the reach of the novice collector are the myriad of smaller novelty pieces, from the cameo brooch to the charm bracelet.
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There are myriad greens in this landscape but in winter the new growth brings forth a richer than rich green - a vibrant, exuberant, vivid celebration of green.
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A man awakens to find himself in poverty instead of in wealth; his possessions suddenly swept away; or from health, he, or some one whose life is still dearer to him than his own, prostrated with illness; or to find himself unjustly accused or maligned, or misunderstood, or to encounter some other of the myriad phases of what he calls misfortune and tribulation.
The Life Radiant
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Like a pirate reaching into a treasure chest, he brandishes myriad gold chains, pendants, watches, bracelets and rings.
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Here you can walk above the clouds among myriad glacial lakes, cross a mountain pass while surrounded by steinbocks, and - if you sit down to admire the landscape - marmots may come to inspect you.
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There exist a myriad of spells, amulets, talismans and lucky charms in various cultures.
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As the myriad shells that tessellate old ocean's pavements, as the vast army of innumerable clouds which cea-elessly shift their coloring and their forms at the presto of wizard-winds: as the leaves of the forest that bud and wane in the flush of summer or the howl of wintry storms, so we differ one from another.
Macaria; or, Altars of Sacrifice
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He was zigzagging through the impressive downtown area of Pittsburgh with its myriad tall buildings.
Arcane Circle
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Yet the sun was reflected, whitely, strangely, from myriad surfaces, as if the lush green of May was mostly moisture, and ephemeral.
THE TATTOOED GIRL
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Experiments like this opened geophysicists' eyes to the myriad ways this boundary layer could look.
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We ask why particular families became dynasties shaping entire nations, and explore the myriad uses to which writers have put their family experiences.
Times, Sunday Times
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I vividly remember one afternoon spent imagining myriad ways we could rearrange our furniture to fit into a sun-filled apartment in Ditmas Park.
Annette Powers: Homes Sweet Homes
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With the many new hybrid varieties that have been developed, your choices are myriad.
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Healthy, well-cared for long locks are not only extremely gorgeous, they offer a myriad of styling options.
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There are myriad ways to handle a bid approach.
Times, Sunday Times
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The company also provides printing services for myriad art-printing needs, including promotional items and art books; serigraphy and giclée printing for limited-edition prints; and high-resolution scanning services.
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Regulation over the Chinese Internet industry is gravely insufficient, partly due to the fast expansion of business there in myriad complex ways.
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Such systems coordinate, organize, and then display the myriad streams of data that managers monitor in order to make decisions.
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As Nelson abstractedly went over some of the myriad of reports that covered his desk, the intercom on his desk interrupted him.
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These high-density sensor arrays, in which each sensor is connected to its own optical channel, offer the potential for highly multiplexed analytical systems with the ability to address a myriad of application areas.
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For years he has been dining out on the same story, told and retold in a myriad of versions.
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Emotional structures are not simply on or off: they are dynamic, and hence prone to myriad fluctuations in relation to thought and perception.
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He was postured upright, near a myriad of hell-bent souls waiting in line, hugging each other and slapping hands ... giving big grins with a whoop here and there.
Jesse Aizenstat: Not So Lost Generation
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With over 800 trade stands there was a myriad of things to see - perhaps we should have taken one of the golf buggies to ride round the site.
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A visit to any bookshop will reveal myriad self-help books promoting the use of mnemonics as a means of improving your memory.
How to maximise your memory
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They are faced with a myriad flood of information that they have to process and integrate into their world view very rapidly and quite literally on the fly.
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Business leaders would lose no time in pointing out the obvious: that for business to succeed it has to be keenly attuned to a market place that subsumes myriad customer tastes, concerns and preferences.
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Some oncology units offer intensive rehab programmes to help their patients deal with the myriad problems that can result from cancer and its treatment.
Times, Sunday Times
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Both men eagerly explored and shared their myriad talents with all those fortunate enough to know them as family members, friends, colleagues and students.
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Tree-ferns and mosses and a myriad other parasitic forms jostled with gay-coloured fungoid growths for room to live, and the very atmosphere itself seemed to afford clinging space to airy fairy creepers, light and delicate as gem-dust, tremulous with microscopic blooms.
Chapter 25
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They are affected by a myriad other factors, both foreign and domestic.
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The explosion of Mount Katmai, the rise and fall of Kilauea's boiling lava, the playing of Yellowstone's monster geysers, the spectacle of Mazama's lake-filled crater, the steaming of the Cascade's myriad bubbling springs, all make strong appeal to the imagination.
The Book of the National Parks
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The box was fashioned of antique burnished rosewood, with brass cylinders and myriad bells all working in perfectly refined unison.
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Simply for completing the sequence ahead of schedule, Myriad received a $ 3 million bonus.
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I had hardly remembered the most obvious and striking spectacle of the myriad snow-white flowers now staring me in the face.
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If you're a plus-size, become an expert at enlarging patterns, changing darts, or the myriad ways to add to garments such as gussets, pleats, etc.
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One finds here myriads of beings and creatures with distinct characteristics.
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And investors more cunning and sophisticated than the Intuit traders have devised myriad ways to dodge detection.
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Popping verbenas, zinnias, milkweed, and a myriad of other plants into the ground when Janet confided in me.
Madrigle Diary Entry
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This is the last view myriad insects have in life before being swamped by a long, sticky tongue and sucked back into the chameleon's mouth.
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BANGALORE: A historic city founded in the early 1600s, but Kempegowda's Bangalore is yet to have a proper database of its myriad heritage buildings.
The Times of India
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He's a master of visual flash, positioning cameras at myriad angles to enhance every car crash, explosion or close-up gun shot.
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Mr. Limbaugh would do well to expand the term butt boy to include butt girls, butt LBGT and the myriad other classes of victims.
The American Spectator
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Cicely could remember when the big countingroom had been crowded with clerks and had hummed like a beehive with the myriad activities of the Hallowell trade.
The Windy Hill
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Sixty photographic portraits chosen from more than 5,000 entries capture the face of contemporary society in its myriad different guises.
Times, Sunday Times
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Paxton's fairy palace of glass and iron, erected in Hyde Park, and canopying in its glittering spaces the untouched, majestic elms of that national pleasure-ground as well as the varied treasures of industrial and artistic achievement brought from every quarter of the globe, divided the charmed astonishment of foreign spectators with the absolute orderliness of the myriads who thronged it and crowded all its approaches on the great opening day.
Great Britain and Her Queen
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Anderson's mind is like a grand prix race car, travelling at marvellous speed while spraying myriad waggeries out the window.
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The place was deserted, save for myriad squirrels, but I found that some young tykes had tangled up the swings, so I did my bit for community service and untangled them.
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Developing myriad Ponzi schemes and giga-thefts, of infinite variety, and BY ANY MEANS, in order to procure 'base money' for open-ended unreported, off-balance sheet, untaxed leveraging and hypothecation operations. ⢠Stage 2:
Operation Stillpoint - Failed Assault on Humanity via Financial Scams and Fraud
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Overall discrimination was small - combined with language skills and the myriad of other unmeasured factors it was less than 5% of the average wage.
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- The sentencing of a 19-year-old "swatter" to 11 years in prison has drawn renewed attention to caller-ID spoofing, which Matthew Weigman used to perpetrate his fake 911 calls and is at the heart of myriad scams.
Megite Technology News: What's Happening Right Now
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Our allegiances are divided between protozoology, phycology, parasitology, mycology, protistology, plant pathology and myriad other professional societies and their journals.
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Sure enough I spotted a myriad of white blotches on the tarred surface indicating that this bird may have revenge on her mind.
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If you look closer, you'll see that a myriad of small streams or spruits, trickle through the suburbs, particularly the northern suburbs.
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She flopped down onto the myriad of furs and pliant pillows, and sloshed a mug full of cold liquid from the sweating pitcher on the pit's table.
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The lack of any stable, supra-individual framework (an issue to which I'll return at the end of this paper) is the price paid for the intrinsic volatility of capital itself which, as Marx was to analyze in exhaustive detail later on, realizes its local purposes and macro-historical mission by metastasizing into myriad forms, a process facilitated by so many free, competitive, and uncomprehending individuals.
The Melancholic Gift: Freedom in Nineteenth-Century Philosophy and Fiction
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There was a desk in the corner, holding a myriad of papers and clipboards, and a faded black arm chair stood in the middle of the room.
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Mr Wahid has tried to compensate for his economic shortcomings by surrounding himself with myriad layers of advisers.
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Given this kind of forum to indulge their tastes, people find their personal groove and use myriad tags to find like-minded individuals.
Times, Sunday Times
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Roth's somewhat late introduction of Arnie is about the only glitch in the story -- as long as his misuse of 'myriad can be brushed off.
David Finkle: Easy Reader: Philip Roth's Nemesis an Instant Classic
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But there are a myriad of issues to be resolved next.
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Understanding the myriad ways that Americans interacted with the world provides new insights into the construction of American literary and national identities.
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Three is also found as a foundation element in beliefs from around the world, from different times and ways of thought, and it is respresented by myriad symbols: triskeles, triskelions, trefoils, triquetra, tomoye, and more.
Archive 2007-04-01
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And once you are adjusted you find myriad variations and much sensuality in Glass's score.
Times, Sunday Times
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One is the children's memorial: a dark, empty space broken only by myriad points of light, like stars, and by a continuous recital of the names of children who perished.
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Set to chamber music by Debussy, it evokes a realm of nature in which myriad gods and goddesses are immanent.
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Its common name, star cluster, refers to the myriad little florets that combine to form the main flower, in shades of pink, mauve, white and cerise.
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Walks along the back streets take you through myriad colours and views.
The Sun
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With its multi-tiered narrative and myriad metafiction conceits, the novel has all the makings of a literary event.
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Today, each stage of a child's development is catered for with a myriad of mind-stimulating, character-building, preparing-for-life toys.
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When he writes of "the scream of the maddened beach," he uses the pathetic fallacy; but his science is quite correct, for the swift whirling of myriads of pebbles does produce a clear shrill note as the backdraught streams from the shore.
Side Lights
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If the threat is hijacking, then the countermeasure doesn't protect against all the myriad of ways people can subdue the pilot and crew.
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As Jack and his associates" bring justice to the nursery world, "they also cast a Swiftian eye on corporate hubris, race relations, the drug trade and myriad other targets.
The Fourth Bear by Jasper Fforde: Book summary
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There are a myriad of other fish that I love to eat in UK seas - scad, cuttlefish, john dory, ling, conger (makes the best scampi), rays, dabs, black bream, turbot, garfish (makes great, outstanding roll-mops) cod, squid and others.
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Its glassy surface gently scintillating with a myriad of colours, the monocle seemed to hold unfathomable power within its relatively small size.
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Cheaper to produce than Bakelite, Galalith and Catalin, with a unique ability to conduct light, it moved over the years to myriad other applications, from three-story aquariums to the heels of women's shoes.
Chron.com Chronicle
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A butterfly wing has a dynamically changing structure that allows myriad responses to its own induced wing vortices.
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And with the creep of monetary inflation comes the specter of myriad inflationary effects, currency debasement, and progressive monetary disorder.
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There are myriad ways to track whether a church is healthy and successful.
Christianity Today
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The camps offer a myriad range of courses covering music, art, dance, karate and more.
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The newspaperman had a love for a myriad of different flower species and soon divided his interests between roses, irises, lilacs and native California plants.
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In the evening I hang out with a myriad assortment of interesting characters.
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Everything was coming back, and already, Tanya felt a myriad of conflicting emotions overwhelming her.
