Sentence examples for PA from inspiring English sources
The word "but" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to introduce a contrast or exception to what has already been said or to express an opposition. For example: "I was excited to go on holiday, but my passport had expired and I couldn't go."
noun
Public address system.
At 9.35pm there was a PA announcement telling supporters that the game would not be kicking off for now and to stay calm.
And so, soon afterwards, a conga line featuring an extraordinary array of different sexualities, ethnicities and outfits sashays across the street in the spring sunshine with a PA machine playing Sister Sledge's We Are Family.
4.06pm: Clegg said he was "very sad" to hear of Scott's decision, I see on PA.
The DUP has won 36, Sinn Fein 22, the SDLP 11, the Ulster Unionists 8, Alliance 5 and others 1. Here's a report from PA: Peter Robinson will return to Stormont as First Minister and the party could take 38 seats after a campaign which senior DUP members said was a testimony to the vision of their once beleaguered leader.
It sounds like the effort was worth it, with football columnist Patrick Barclay telling PA: "Journalists are such hard-bitten, cynical people – we are trained to be.
Her PA pops into the office with a stack of papers topped with a Danish pastry, and we head across to the boardroom.
During one Second Division B game this season, an announcement went out on the PA system.
Here are Davies's quotes, courtesy of PA: I think this is incredibly premature and what Kenneth Clarke has proposed with regard to prisons is unacceptable, not just for the vast majority of Conservative MPs but for the vast majority of the public.
He heard the bullets whistling past him, pa-pa-pa-pa-pa.
These flurries of contentiousness did not make up for a shortfall in competitiveness that would be aggravated further by the loss of the Hibs left-back, Pa Kujabi, who was shown a second yellow card in the second half.
