Sentence examples for another surrogate from inspiring English sources

Will finds another surrogate father, proclaiming himself 'Son of Rambow' and dressing like the fugitive Stallone.

In Montreal a few weeks later, I spoke to Cocolios and another surrogate, Sylvie Tremblay, a 38-year-old computer troubleshooter at Laval University.

The results of the proposed algorithm are compared with the results obtained using Kriging interpolator based another surrogate approach, for testing, validation and scope of improvement.

Another surrogate, Representative Connie Mack of Florida, in a statement accused Mr. Obama of downplaying the threat from Hugo Chávez, the leader of Venezuela.

Another surrogate measure to assess cumulative sun exposure that is less influenced by recall bias is UV radiation flux (Scotto et al, 1988, 1996; Jemal et al, 2000; Fears et al, 2002; Tatalovich et al, 2006).

If one pregnancy failed, another surrogate would automatically step into line; there would be no need to wait another month, as you would have to if you were dependent on the cycles of just one woman.

Sinclair stations aired five such interviews with Clinton running mate Tim Kaine and two with Chelsea Clinton but none with Clinton or another top surrogate.

TPM quoted another Romney surrogate, John Sununu, as saying that the hypothetical charges would not even concern Israel, but "what's going on internally in Iran".

John Sununu, former governor of New Hampshire and another Romney surrogate, predicted a draw but that may be just part of the traditional ploy of playing down expectations for the candidate.

Ms. Albright, for instance, recently joined former President Bill Clinton to help raise $1 million in a week for Mrs. Clinton, while Ms. Ferraro, a contributor on Fox News, recently told people there that she or another Clinton surrogate should appear whenever someone known to hold strong views against Mrs. Clinton is invited on air to talk politics.

Rejecting that part of himself, he invented, for "The Deer Park," another uncertain surrogate: Sergius O'Shaugnessy, Air Force hero, blond and good-looking but vaguely guilty; a would-be writer, an adventurer among the Hollywood sexual champions and power types encountered at Desert D'Or (i.e., Palm Springs).