Sentence examples for and in person to the from inspiring English sources

I spent much of this fall listening, both online and in person, to the connoisseurs of ugliness who call themselves the alt-right.

Clinton has spent much of the week trying to justify the operation – which was looking for top UN officials' passwords and credit card numbers, even DNA samples – to the press and in person to the UN secretary general.

The 24-year-old former Athletic Bilbao player said: "I wanted to take the time today to apologise fully and in person to the coach, to Willy, my team-mates and to the club.

Meanwhile, CEO Mark Zuckerberg and other Facebook executives have undertaken the traditional "road show" process, both digitally and in-person, to explain the company's strategy to potential investors.

Please complete the form, print and sign, and return in person to the Undergraduate Program Coordinator with all required attachments.

"At the very least, I would expect Keith Davies to give a clear oral statement and apologise in person to the assembly and the people of Llanelli".

She found joy in joining in the renaissance community of photographers that have convened on Google+, both online and traveling in person to the photowalks that have sprung from the online community.

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"We called but nobody answered, and we sent someone in person to the house and nobody answered.

She began campaigning against it, accumulating high quality information about the risks from scientists and activists, and intended to provide it in person to the Sizewell B public inquiry, where she had was accreditated as a witness.

The challenger says he has to "market" himself and present his manifesto in person to the new FA chairman, David Bernstein.