Sentence examples for arm written from inspiring English sources

The next morning, Dr. Calica was startled to find her phone number on his left arm and her name on his right arm, written in Magic Marker.

On her arm, written in cursive, is a tattoo of the word "abide", inked a few years ago after she met Jeff Bridges and asked him to scrawl it on her skin.

The images in the campaign, created by Sam Griffin, design director for advertising at Bon Appétit, present "Bite me" scribbled in lipstick on a bathroom mirror, tattooed on a man's muscular arm, written in gold on a necklace and posted on a flight information board at an airport, where "B.A".

Morgan Stanley's brokerage arm wrote in an internal memorandum on Wednesday that it was reviewing clients' orders and might reimburse customers for pricing discrepancies.

In an obituary posted on March 26 on Reason's Web site, Nick Gillespie, the editor in chief of reason.com and reason.tv, the magazine's video arm, wrote that neither he nor anyone else currently at the magazine had ever met him.

Six months later, at the request of the Irish government, Merrill Lynch's investment arm wrote a seven-page memo that stated, "All of the Irish banks are profitable and well capitalised".

Because of Wahhabi strictures on segregation, I found female students in a classroom where they watch their male professor on a television set -- or rather watch part of him, his arm writing lessons on a board.

Updated at 9.40pm GMT 9.38pm GMT Sixth set: Taylor 0-2 Van Gerwen (Van Gerwen leads 3-2 in sets) "Hi John, enjoying your leg-by-leg while I lie here in hospital with a broken arm," writes the unfortuante Martin Burley.

By amassing a prodigious portfolio of stocks, companies, real estate and timberland worth over $16 billion, Mr. Dell has reduced his exposure to the volatile technology sector and branched out into businesses as diverse as dentistry and landscaping through his MSD Capital arm, writes Peter Lattman in The New York Times.

This would leave them exposed if banks adopt charges for holding deposits in the event of negative interest rates – a situation highlighted after Royal Bank of Scotland and its NatWest arm wrote to small businesses to warn them it might charge to hold deposits.

The commission "is looking into this as a matter of priority, in concert with national data protection authorities, as regards the system's compatibility with E.U. data protection law," the commission, the European Union's executive arm, wrote to Erik Meijer, a Dutch member of the European Parliament.