Sentence examples for batch of comments from inspiring English sources
Fascinating batch of comments about last week's list of books and stories I dream of seeing brought to the screen.
Last week's post about whether we parents of today are inclined to over-filter our children's movie and TV viewing attracted a lively and substantial batch of comments.
Since this post was originally published, several readers from Britain have submitted an interesting batch of comments in the thread below, noting that there is no groundswell of support for arming police officers there.
Have you ever looked at a Numberplay puzzle with its batch of comments and wondered: The answers to these questions can be found in Numberplay comments, but sifting through dozens of blog comments is like skimming a 20-protagonist mystery.
Dr. Bays, the author of "Mindful Eating: A Guide to Rediscovering a Healthy and Joyful Relationship with Food," responded to a first batch of comments; post yours in the comments section below, or tweet us at @nytdining.
attn: @ivanoransky — Andy Revkin (@Revkin) 19 Sep 13 |Update, 9 55 p.m. | Steven Hamburg, the chief scientist at E.D.F., sent this comment after scanning the initial batch of comments tonight: I appreciate the sincere concerns being expressed here.
Some batches of comments are letters released by organized groups that were signed by individual commenters, but each is nonetheless counted as another comment.
Armed with the latest batch of his derisive comments — Mr. Limbaugh called a law student who testified before Congress in favor of access to contraception "a slut" and "a prostitute," remarks for which he later apologized — Democrats and progressive groups are waging an uphill campaign to exclude the talk radio king from the pantheon of notable sons and daughters of the Show Me State.
Today, the company has announced the latest batch of publishers to implement the comment system, and there some big names: Newsweek, The Washington Post, Slate, Time, Forbes, AMC, Morningstar, and Sports Illustrated.
Coupled with Carney's comments was a Monday batch of 41 questions from the Senate Finance Committee, demanding answers on issues that included whether anyone in the White house knew of the IRS scrutinizing Tea Party groups.
