Sentence examples for a proposition for a from inspiring English sources
After that, I received a proposition for a film based on the life of Edith Wharton, and her problems with her husband.
Tacoma officials said the police typically entered charges only in felony cases, because extradition could be too expensive a proposition for a misdemeanor.
Rabbi Milton Balkany, the director of a Brooklyn Jewish day school, was on the phone last month with a proposition for a man he had never met, the president of a giant Connecticut hedge fund, SAC Capital Advisors.
A proposition for a constitutional amendment requires 8% of the votes cast in the last election for governor, or 694,354 signatures; a proposed statute needs 5%, or 433,971.
The dream is a sign; Lear has called Cornélia to tell her that he is retiring from the theatre; it is up to her, now, to come up with a proposition for a new play.
Even before the recent economic crisis threw arts programs everywhere into disarray, a proposition for a worldwide, not-for-profit project like this — with capitalization and running costs of more than $6 million in its first year alone — was a rarity.
If you throw in a proposition for an intergenerational threesome and the most depressing Yaletown meat market I've ever seen, then I was pretty much right on the money.
A proposition for an immunological grading of a tumor based on immune infiltrates has recently been made [ 42], which would require the expertise of highly trained pathologists.
"It would need to be a proposition for the elite player – an extra option, not an essential.
"It is a clear indication to prospective suppliers that government has a real proposition for developing a market of ID providers.
