Sentence examples for and argued she from inspiring English sources
Outside court, the victim's father, Kees van Dongen, said that the minimum term was not long enough and argued she should never be released.
The chairman of the Commons home affairs select committee, Keith Vaz, voiced the hope that May would now exercise similar discretion in the case of O'Dwyer and argued she should retain the power.
Law's defence lawyers had accused Ms Erwiana of being "opportunistic" and argued she sustained her injuries because of her clumsiness.
The filmmakers were impressed by her performance in Black Book, and argued she could give a strong performance with minimal dialogue.
In a front-page headline, the tabloid proclaimed its home state senator "Toast!" However, Clinton and her staff signaled through the day Wednesday that she could continue her campaign and argued she would make a stronger general election opponent for apparent Republican nominee John McCain.
At one point there were eight or nine people in the hallway, milling around and arguing, she said.
Critic Herbert Hartman believes Lucy's name was taken from "a neo-Arcadian commonplace", and argues she was not intended to represent any single person.
Whenever she and Billy argued, she'd turn to Kat for advice, like she always had -- until she was unable to react without her mother's input.
She subsequently apologised and Downing Street argued she did not warrant dismissal on the basis of a single misjudgment.
She began taking notes during the interrogations, and argued when she was told to stop.
She did not establish documentation areas in the computer care plan, and argued that she would not interfere with the ways her absent nurse colleague worked.
