Sentence examples for as a clause from inspiring English sources

It is being used by a noun, as well as a clause.

Also – and I do always include this as a clause – we all have our price.

Note that Mansfield and Winthrop have not rescued so much as a clause; Bradley translates everything they do.

They resided on a social frontier where women expected to get battered, where violence against their persons was accepted as a clause in the human contract.

This is hailed as brave, as a clause IV moment, or lunacy, depending on where you are on the political spectrum.

According to those who were there, the Labour manifesto approval process, known in the party as a Clause V meeting, was held in the afternoon of Thursday 9 April at Church House in the heart of Westminster.

The de-part in most V-DE constructions can be analyzed as being a clause with or without an overt subject.

In WPMS, each clause in the CNF is identified as a hard clause or soft clause.

The explicit/implicit variants, on the other hand, represent the choice of whether modality is realized as a separate clause or as part of a clause (Thompson 2014: 75; Halliday and Matthiessen 2014 181; Martin et al. 2010 67 699).

Be aware of local laws and clauses such as a relocation clause (which allows the landlord to relocate you to another space within the same building).

A subordinate clause (also known as a dependent clause) has a subject and verb but can't stand alone as a sentence.