Sentence examples for English methods from inspiring English sources

His English methods are debonair but deadly.

Enacting high-leverage practices in English methods: The case of discussion.

At the University of Washington, Pam Grossman teaches English methods over two quarters and still feels "barely able to cover the topic".

His comments confirm the fears of Premiership players and managers who have criticised the English methods compared with those in Italy, where, in recent years, some of the sport's biggest names have been caught, fined heavily and have served suspensions.

Other reports and memoranda address: English methods of naval construction; the use of flags by the French Navy; Spanish silk trade; commerce with Russia; armaments; Turkish government; consulates in the Levant; goods and supplies; treasure; Isle de Tabarque; Navy finances; expenses in colonies.

It is true that the Commission directed attention to the distinction between the American and English methods of stating rates, pointing out that the English practice of fixing separate schedules for 'conveyance' and 'station terminal' rates had not obtained in this country so far as the records of the Commission show.

He implored younger beard aficionados to avoid the use of clippers, in favor of the "English method".

"The result was that our opponents could not guess our plans and found themselves in difficulties which would not have been experienced had we followed the usual English method of play".

The abandonment of "the usual English method of play" meant Hungary played without the traditional battering ram No9 and instead had first Peter Palotas and, from 1952, Hidegkuti wearing No9 but playing as a trequartista.

At least one school of musical scholarship holds that fauxbourdon represents a continental adaptation of an English method of extemporaneous singing in which upper and lower voices were added to a chant melody to form 6/3 chords.

The continued existence of the Scottish legal system, for example, is currently allowing the government to see whether the English method of buying and selling houses could be improved by borrowing elements from the different system used in Scotland.