Sentence examples for as sentence from inspiring English sources

Osolase, who has HIV, showed no emotion as sentence was passed.

When you write in longhand you're unconsciously aware of aspects of your prose – such as sentence length, cadence, rhythm, repetition, prolixity – that I find keyboard writing doesn't alert you to in the same way.

This term all schools will receive new teaching materials to help raise standards, and teachers will focus on the common problems that children display, such as sentence structure, punctuation and spelling.

Crime fiction is a huge industry, but crime fact is just as appealing to an audience: as soon as sentence is passed in a murder trial, newspapers publish pages of background articles and most book-shops have a "Real Life Crime" section.

Another approach is learning by problem posing as sentence integration.

In fact, it will have the same sentiment as sentence "I love this city", what is not the expected result.

Joyce also makes a cameo in the most recent candidate for the absurdly exclusive Book-as-Sentence club, the French novelist Mathias Énard's "Zone" (2008), just published in an English translation.

Not so fast (as sentence-fragmenters say).

As sentences are added, more words fill the tiny rooms.

As sentences go, it's a veritable life imprisonment, lasting for 109 words.

But as sentences lengthened and the prison population kept growing, it included more and more nonviolent criminals like Ms. George.