Sentence examples for VI from inspiring English sources
"we" is correct and usable in written English
It is a pronoun that can be used to refer to two or more people, including yourself and at least one other person. For example: We decided to go to the park on Saturday morning.
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Verb intransitive or intransitive verb (often appears in dual language dictionaries)
In February 1951, the exam successes recorded by the City grammar school magazine (which included a poem in praise of the Attlee government by RSG Hattersley, Lower VI) were: 75 school certificates and 32 higher school certificates.
Twilight Vi, site member The book that I love most on the second world war is Carrie's War by Nina Bawden.
Tucked behind the heavy wooden doors of Vörösmarty Utca 38, in a quiet part of the VI District, Brody Studios is Budapest's multicultural bohemian hub.
May 1989: Polly Peck financial controller Vi Jensen, who has been working on ways to improve the group's management of funds, is summarily dismissed, allegedly on Nadir's instructions.
The only way into the Moon Palace, unless you are the most VI of VIPs, is on a bus that leaves from within the security cordon at the Messe; the only way out is on a bus back to the Messe.
It is not simply a challenge to those who denied Edward's right to the French crown over that of Philip VI.
The decision means that the Queen, who appeared alongside her father George VI and Winston Churchill on the balcony of Buckingham palace on VE Day in 1945, will miss the principal anniversary events in London during the weekend after the election and into the following week.
King Edward VI Five Ways, a selective academy in Birmingham, saw all 155 of its pupils pass their GCSEs, with the highest average score per pupil in the country.
He won the King George VI Chase on Best Mate in 2002 and, after 15 years of trying, won the Grand National aboard Don't Push It in 2010.
Prince of Foxes (1949) Director: Henry King Entertainment grade: C History grade: B Cesare Borgia was the son of Pope Alexander VI, one of the naughtiest popes in history.
His son George VI (who assumed the throne in 1936 after Edward's abdication) opened Canberra's provisional parliament, also while Duke of York, in 1927.
