Sentence examples for approved stuff from inspiring English sources

Most of us, and back then at least it felt like the following generalisation had some footing in reality, were people who'd grown up listening to indie, be it the Kaiser Chiefs or the more Pitchfork approved stuff that we clung onto for online cred, and we'd decided that clubs, proper clubs, the big scary clubs where they played techno in the dark, weren't for us.

In principle this proviso could make a lot of sense -- why have the FDA spend huge amounts of time approving stuff that everyone knows is safe?

If I was going to try to make it sustainable, one way would be to make the boat into a hospital-type ship where you offer the latest medical technologies, because in the US, the FDA takes years and years to approve stuff.

If I was going to try to make it sustainable, one way would be to make the boat into a hospital-type ship where you offer people the latest medical technologies, because in the US, the FDA takes years and years to approve stuff.

Custer and microbiologist Gerald Zernstein concluded in a study that the trimmings are a "high risk product," but Zernstein tells The Daily that "scientists in D.C. were pressured to approve this stuff with minimal safety approval" under President George H.W. Bush's administration.

What is surprising is that prolonged periods of inactivity are bad regardless of how much time you also spend on officially approved high-impact stuff like jogging or pounding treadmills in the gym.

Given HTE's stance – that eating meatballs is all about getting that delicious hot meat into your face with minimum effort – then, understandably, it wholeheartedly approves of stuffing them into a sandwich.

Sure, the London-based duo are more known for their frayed denim than the reinvention of the bar jacket – hardly Dior-approved stuff – but they won the LVMH prize back in May, which provides young talent with €300,000 and mentoring from the conglomerate.

"They approved a lot of stuff.

"All kinds of stuff gets approved that probably shouldn't have," Ms. Sutton said.

"You don't have to approve of the stuff in these stores to appreciate the power of this culture," he said, pausing at the Fendi store to admire the marble facade, the high ceilings, and the empty expanses around the display cases.