Sentence examples for be examinations from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of examining.
Manchester United may well emerge as the big danger, but Liverpool have the attacking talent to give themselves great confidence as well as help to cover up defensive frailties, although those big home games will be examinations as well as opportunities.
Mora's brave dissent derives strength from a clear vision of future consequence: there will be adversarial legal proceedings for detainees; during those proceedings, there will be examinations of the means by which testimony was extracted; during those examinations, Rumsfeld himself will inevitably be called to account for approving those methods.
Virtually all the writer's poems and novels are examinations and re-examinations of his life as he lived it.
The next thing to go was examinations.
These are examinations taken at age 16 in the UK.
The clue to this piece, and it's examination of "othering", is in its title.
Clinical areas in outpatients are examination and treatment rooms. .
What will be our examination paper?
The top of the examination paper was inscribed, "Examination for Patrolwoman, City of New York".
There are five "examinations" at intervals through the book.
The examination is done, physical examination and investigation if necessary.
