Sentence examples for Indeed sir from inspiring English sources

Indeed, sir. Quite, quite.

Indeed, Sir Alex Ferguson went no further than envisaging that he will be without Rooney for the home match against Chelsea on Saturday.

Indeed, Sir Alex Ferguson suggested Arsenal "might yet mount the biggest challenge" after his Manchester United side leapfrogged the Blues with victory over Fulham.

Indeed Sir Bobby said that, along with Alan Shearer, Robson was one of the two best British players he had worked with.

Indeed, Sir Peter said that catching flak was part of the job description and that what Mr. Nunn had suffered so far was comparatively mild.

Indeed, Sir Cliff even takes the time to make a subtle plea for religious tolerance, conflating as he does the titular Druidic parasitical weed with Christian rhyme.

Indeed, before Sir Anthony reported, one friend had called Mr Mandelson's sacking a British Dreyfus affair.

Indeed, when Sir Paul Nurse, the director of the Crick, was asked how the new institute would play its national role, he told the Financial Times that it could only play a truly national role because it was based in London.

It is no surprise that the Floridian model town Seaside was used as the set for the Big Brotherish movie The Truman Show, or indeed that Sir Clough Williams-Ellis's unsettlingly fanciful Portmeirion provided the backdrop for Patrick McGoohan's cultish TV series The Prisoner, a nightmarish study in societal control.

Indeed, said Sir George Quigley, the chairman of Ulster Bank, the province's second largest, until the peace has proved its durability, "you are going to get some potential investors who say that until it's all hammered down, we are not going to take a decision" on risking money here.

It's pretty simple to debunk the Wikipedia definition, after all the startups that I have met do not have cashflow, if they did they would be a very rare find indeed, something Sir David Attenborough would be proud of.