Sentence examples for another swear from inspiring English sources

"But couldn't she see that I was just trying to be friendly, that it was ME, Lucas Spangher, that of course I didn't intend to take advantage of her?" Another swear, and a turn.

Jody Rogers signed another sworn recantation.

One friend met her lover while learning to sail, and, though it chokes me to say so, another swears by golf.

There was Paula Jones, who in another sworn affidavit said that Bill exposed himself and instructed her to "kiss" his penis, actions for which she never offered consent.

(Later, on the booty call lament Ain't the Beep, another implied swear is wittily obscured by an incongruous keyboard sound effect).

At the end of a long introduction to his question, Williams finally splutters, "What is President Obama doing?" Burton replied that the President was following American principles, which don't involve "taking someone out of their home in their pajamas and putting them in another country in order to swear in another president.

To show reverence for the genius of another or to swear by it was a mark of deep respect; hence, it is not unnatural that the genius of Augustus and of his successors formed objects of popular cult.

If you're searching for yet another reason to swear off flying forever, enjoy: A carry-on bag burst into flames on an airplane last weekend, forcing airline staff and passengers to wage a bitter war against the flames with liquids from the drink cart, New York Post reports.

Another swears by her NuvaRing.

Faced with the possibility of death, a leading gangster uses the euphemism "frig", and another swearer conveniently gets only as far as the first letter of the f-word.

More likely is that he told another teacher, swearing him or her to secrecy.