Sentence examples for CC from inspiring English sources
The abbreviation "CC" is a correct and usable expression in written English
The abbreviation "CC" is generally used to signify "carbon copy" which means that another copy of a document is being sent to someone in a particular conversation or email. For example, "I am sending you this email and have cc'd your supervisor for information."
One reason for this is that everybody who buys a house in Anthem has to follow certain covenants, conditions and restrictions (CC&Rs), governing everything from the colour of your house to whether you can put your car on blocks outside it (you can't).
The proliferation of CC&Rs is driven by the trend towards master-planned communities (like Anthem), where the developer tries to create not just a cluster of homes but a way of life.The two models for master-planned communities both date back to the 1960s: Irvine, in southern California, and Sun City, outside Phoenix.
Apart from laying down the CC&Rs, it lures in businesses (the Irvine Spectrum business park is one of the fastest-growing in the country), and in 1961 it gave 1,000 acres to set up the local branch of the University of California.
The content of the new RS GCSE has been contentious because of concerns that it would not include a non-religious world view.
Details of new GCSEs in citizenship studies, drama, and religious studies (RS) were also published, along with the content of new A-levels in RS and drama.
There are, therefore, at least four layers of interpretation and wilful dramatic exaggeration standing between the real Richard III, and Laurence Olivier prancing about onscreen with a fake nose, rolling his Rs like there's no tomorrrrrow and threatening to kill everyone.
Primary school children in Armenia have more to contend with than just the three Rs.
"Unless the world community can do better at cutting emissions, we fear we will need additional techniques such as geo-engineering to avoid very dangerous climate change in the future," said John Shepherd of the University of Southampton, who chaired the RS report.
Tariko's Russian Standard brought German pop singer CC Catch to Moscow for a performance in the former imperial riding school next to the Kremlin.
We experimented and played around until we hit on what we thought was a pricing system acceptable to all pockets and all fans [they range from Rs 170 (£1.70) to Rs 2,500 (£25)] – it meets every possible strata.
Where once it could claim to be a central part of rural life – hymned by writers as varied as RS Surtees, Anthony Trollope and Siegfried Sassoon – hunting now seems an add-on, a quaint remnant.
