Sentence examples for 2b from inspiring English sources

I usually reply that I don't think so: the vast majority of them don't write 2b or not 2b that's the qn in their senior term paper on Hamlet.

Just as you would not use the word "ain't" in a job interview, most pupils know not to write about Hamlet's "2B or not 2B" soliloquy in term papers.

The government has licensed several private radio stations, such as Mix FM, with its "Proud 2B Syrian" slogan.

I can hear the advertisements now: "Two strangers on a plane are brought together by fate, Twitter, and a love that was meant 2B.

To fit the tetrahedral sheet into the dimension of the octahedral sheet, alternate SiO4 tetrahedrons rotate (up to a theoretical maximum of 30°) in opposite directions to distort the ideal hexagonal array into a doubly triangular (ditrigonal) array (Figure 2B).

The same Dirichlet (who reportedly kept a copy of Gauss's Disquisitiones Arithmeticae by his bedside for evening reading) made a profound contribution by proving that, if a and b have no common factor, then the arithmetic progression a, a + b, a + 2b, a + 3b, … must contain infinitely many primes.

Their visas are tied to their jobs, which deters complaint.Mary Bauer, the legal director of the Southern Poverty Law Centre, a civil-rights programme that has represented numerous H-2B plaintiffs (including the Indian workers suing Signal), says that temporary workers appeal to employers because "they cannot work for anybody else.

But since 1990 the H-2B has been capped at a paltry 66,000 a year.

Bristol, A.V. Roe, Gloster, and De Havilland each had hallmark airplanes in World War I; Bristol produced the F.2b fighter, which became one of the most successful British and Canadian military aircraft.

The best of these was the British Bristol F.2b, powered by the 220-horsepower water-cooled Rolls-Royce Falcon, a V-12 engine that gave the Bristol a top speed of almost 120 miles (200 km) per hour.

The next Supreme Court justice ReprintsLike much of America's rickety immigration system, the H-2B programme draws scorn from all sides.