Sentence examples for a esquire from inspiring English sources

A Esquire magazine survey, 13 Things That Define the New American Center, found that 49percentt of respondents agreed, "The two-party system we have in this country is broken and out of date... .. And, "I never put any faith in politicians of either party because they always end up disappointing me".

"I was reading an Esquire piece about a guy who had to land a plane," he says.

At the courthouse, guards refused entry to journalists for carrying cameras, or, in the case of an Esquire reporter, an audio recorder.

"I was saying to myself since I came to this country, this is the first time I've received a letter addressing me as an esquire.

Admiral William Fallon, the head of US Central Command, was described in an Esquire article published last week as a lone voice within the administration arguing for restraint.

The separation column outlet was online coupled to a nano-spray interface (Bruker, Germany) of an Esquire HCT ETDII-Iontrap mass spectrometer (Bruker, Germany).

We'd schlepped to Dumbo on Wednesday night for an Esquire magazine party for the Natural Resources Defense Council, an environmental group.

Tottington was dissolved in the mid-15th century and there came a succession of distinguished families, each headed by an esquire with links to the monarchs of England.

All tryptic digests were analyzed by reversed-phase liquid chromatography tandem mass spectrometry (LC-MS/MS) using an Esquire 3000 mass spectrometer (Bruker Daltonics), connected to an Agilent 1100 HPLC.

Colonel Henry Cornwall," who was an esquire as well as the son of one, while in 1743 a rear admiral was buried as "The Hon.

She wanted to be a writer, and applied to Bennington, then still all-women, after reading an Esquire article about the school.