Sentence examples for anonymous referred from inspiring English sources
"Anonymous" referred to this coordinated attack as "Operation Avenge Assange," a reference to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.
The jury will be anonymous, referred to only by numbers, to ensure security and privacy.
In her late 30s, Roffey fell in love with a fellow novelist – he remains anonymous, referred to throughout as My Ex – and together they ran the Arvon writing centre in Devon.
A message posted by Anonymous referring to the Stratfor attack read: "We hereby ask that Bradley Manning be given a delicious meal this Lulzxmas, and no, not the "holiday special" in the prison chow hall.
The article, based mostly on anonymous sources, referred to "a complex master plan that was the trio's desire for much of the past four years".
Taking just the Mencken1951 writings, Fitzgerald noticed that one anonymous posting referred pretentiously to "the daily coils which wrap the common man" and that a court filing signed by several attorneys but ultimately determined to be the writing of Letten's deputy U.S. Attorney, Sal Perricone, included the sentence "River Birch has coiled Fazzio".
Underneath photos of Upton at her model heaviest -- which was still thinner than most of us -- anonymous commenters referred to her as a "cow".
The lawsuit, filed in federal district court Monday, details a pattern of dating violence, sexual and physical assault, emotional abuse, and harassment experienced by three students at the hands of an anonymous assailant, referred to as "Mr. X".
(3) The average time of anonymous execution refers to the position of average anonymous system of user's exact location for anonymous time.
An article in yesterday's edition on the growing contention between lawyers and their clients should not have used an anonymous quotation referring to the firm of Newton, Murtaugh & Clayton as "ambulance-chasing jackals" without offering the firm an opportunity to reply.
