Sentence examples for a normal sentence from inspiring English sources

"It was just a normal sentence, but I thought, 'Could it be?

If found guilty, the court imposes a normal sentence (up to 40 years for murder) which is then commuted to an "alternative penalty".

Naam says 5% of searches contain elements of natural language that keyword based search algorithms don't handle well, and there's an assumption that as better results are returned, more people may start to simply type a normal sentence instead of a couple of keywords.

People with a lesion in this area of the brain develop receptive aphasia, a condition in which there is a major impairment of language comprehension, while speech retains a natural-sounding rhythm and a relatively normal sentence structure.

Nonsense sentences were made by simply changing one word (e.g., "dish" from "case") from an otherwise normal sentence.

The Guardian/ICM poll found that about 70% of respondents thought people convicted of riot-related offences should get a tougher than normal sentence, compared with 25% who opposed the idea and 5% who didn't know.

He said robbery in the home was a very serious crime and she would have realised it would be a terrying experience and said the normal sentence for an offence of this kind would be a significant jail sentence, even for someone of good character who pleaded guilty.

But before that sentence was actually carried out, the judge would use a random code to assign the offender either to the normal sentence or to a DTTO.

The normal sentence for a serial killer is life without parole, but Gove has come to the conclusion that, in his case, a couple of months is quite long enough.

In 1994, 72% of California's voters approved the new law.In this section Seeing red The knock on the door Not for sale Small steps The Missouri way A voice for the forsaken Time for a test A break at last The underworked American ReprintsIt says that criminals convicted for a second time must serve double the normal sentence, and that those with three strikes must get 25 years to life.

The dash marks the spot where a noun phrase would fit in a normal declarative sentence: 'this record annoys Mary, Maryry put the record there'.