Sentence examples for administered my from inspiring English sources
scores with which I was credited were nudged upward by my father, who was both a professional educator with a keen interest in gifted children and the person who administered my most triumphant examinations.
I handed him my license and told him that I had been trying to pull over to buy a bottle of water on the advice of the technician who had just administered my PET/CT scan.
So, several marks of 51% later, there I was; one of innumerable, indistinguishable, chickens, imprisoned in a row of little boxes to be denied daylight and joy, my time measured in "capacity", while the vicious and avaricious administered my richly demoralising existence; a battery hen in a syoot.
When I administered my thirteenth consulate (2 B.C.E ., the senate and Equestrian order and Roman people all called me father of the country, and voted that the same be inscribed in the vestibule of my temple, in the Julian senate-house, and in the forum of Augustus under the chario which had been placed there for me by a decision of the senate.
Michael lovingly administered my injections each night and accompanied me to each prenatal appointment.
Two hours after the hand job I administered, my wife decided to take a pregnancy test.
(She is also on the board of the Spencer Foundation, which administers my fellowship).
It is my understanding they were cnnisderiog using genetically modified mosquitoes to administer my chemo but it would have required mosquitoes the size of turkeys.
After that, I tried Facebook (which didn't really suit me as it has a bias towards personal rather than professional data) but unperturbed I continued to blog occasionally, to tweet and also administer my own website.
I chose to be a part of the system back in 1979 by signing to EMI Records and Warner Bros. Records for our record deal, and to EMI Publishing and Warner Chappel to administer my publishing rights.
Today I spent a few hours administering my short-term control technique - manually teasing them out from between the suckering roots - to have them at their very best for open gardens.
