Sentence examples for application that he is from inspiring English sources

One poet who has stayed notably removed from all such shenanigans is Simon Armitage, who has stressed in his Oxford application that he is "a self-schooled poet who views poetry from a hill above a Yorkshire village" (which sounds a bit like Ted Hughes, and scandal followed him everywhere, but still).

Mr Reaney had said in his original application that he was gay, but was not in a relationship and was not intending to enter one.

According to the indictment, Mr. al-Draibi lied when he claimed in his visa application that he was coming to the United States for one month to visit his brother.

But as his unit neared deployment, he applied for conscientious objector status, writing in a letter that accompanied his application that he was not sure "whether going to war was the right thing to do Islamically".

My partner put down on his passport application that he was a professional speculator, which pegged him perfectly.

He disclosed on his application that he was deaf and he was granted an interview, however once he asked McDonald's to provide an interpreter for the interview, it was cancelled and never rescheduled.

His criminal past didn't stop him from working and traveling the world as a pastor, but when his children started signing up for Little League baseball — and he had to acknowledge on the application that he was a convicted felon — Hathway started looking into clearing his record.

Guyton, who has a wife and two children, said it was initially very difficult for him to find a job because he had admit on applications that he was asked to leave a company, which is a "red flag".

Much more serious is his decision to lie on his student loan application, telling the government that he is a U.S. citizen.

Magistrate John Andrews said Abbott's remarks were not relevant to the bail application and that he was not convinced that exceptional circumstances existed to free Azari on bail.

Prosecutors have also brought tax charges against the elder Mr. Trucchio, of 135-43 120th Street in South Ozone Park, who said in a loan application recently that he was a restaurant manager, officials said.