Sentence examples for and also acknowledged from inspiring English sources
The teenagers were taken into custody and also "acknowledged their involvement" in the Friday night episode, Mr. Cardone said.
Intriguingly, he thanked God and also acknowledged his inability to understand exactly what God wanted, a subject Lincoln would return to.
He acknowledged that Monsignor Whalan had invited them to continue attending Mass, and also acknowledged that the monsignor had a right to remove them from the choir.
Senator Gormley said he believed the Department of Corrections had since made improvements, and also acknowledged that Mr. Alves had been released because he completed his sentence, not because he was being placed on parole.
In the most surprising match the New York artist Arnold Chang did an ink-and-brush riff on a long, horizontal, 1949 Jackson Pollock drip painting, in a pairing that pointed up the abstraction in Chinese art and also acknowledged the new wing's debut: a very similar Pollock can be found in the Art of the Americas installation.
She vented her frustration at the lack of an industrial policy and also acknowledged that ordinary working people were angry at the way corporate executives paid themselves lavish salaries while ignoring the concerns of local communities and the demands of shareholders.
DeLillo's letter praises her ease with being in the action — "Telex" starts with a cane fire, set by the rebels — and also acknowledges the humor of a corporate hegemon in the homophobic nineteen-fifties going by the name United Fruit.
He is single, has not had children and also acknowledges that he has not devoted enough time to relationships, saying the most important of these, with a New York-based American woman who already had a child, ended six years ago.
Here, we respond to it point by point and also acknowledge the points that they note regarding incongruences between contemporary climate action and wartime mobilisation.
As noted above, the BC Early Learning Framework invites critical reflection as a means to transform early childhood education and also acknowledges the importance of careful observation as a means to support children's learning.
