Sentence examples for A.M from inspiring English sources
The phrase "A.M" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate the time of day from midnight to noon, often in the context of scheduling or timekeeping. Example: "The meeting is scheduled for 10:00 A.M."
Alex Katz's melancholy painting of twin reflections in blue-green water, entitled "10 A.M". (above), recalls the towers.
(They still maintain this in Israel: after all, as a tank commander said, "we weren't to know that Nasser was really leading with a glass chin". But then Israel's tank commanders are unusually bright and tough).By 11 a.m.
Witnesses report seeing Byrd riding in the bed of a gray pickup with two or three men in the cab between 2 30 and 2 45 a.m.
The alarm clock module is generally excellent — you can, for example, set up a pattern of alarms like 7 30 a.m. on Monday and Wednesday, 7 45 the other weekdays.
Mrs Thatcher, acknowledging the applause as her own result was announced at Finchley towards 2 a.m., said: "The night is yet young and we don't know what it will hold".
The British and French Ambassadors in Berlin each delivered an ultimatum on Sunday and, satisfactory replies not being given, a state of war between Great Britain and Germany existed from 11 a.m. and between France and Germany from 5 p.m. on Sunday, September 3, 1939.This was the beginning.
A few smaller firms provide competition in certain niches, such as A.M. Best, for ratings of insurance firms, and Kroll, for ratings of commercial mortgage-backed securities.
But A.M. Best, a rating agency that specialises in insurance, has a negative outlook on the sector.
IF NOTHING else, A.M. Homes dispels once and for all the myth beloved of Britons that Americans have no sense of irony.
"HELLO! Hello!" is what A.M. Naik says when he wants to ensure you are listening.
