Sentence examples for been seconded by a from inspiring English sources

And today, in what can only be seen as a symbolic response to the Gonzalez incident, the ornamental fence has now been seconded by a hastily built, sectional metal fence, draped with yellow caution bunting, giving the White House an additional five feet of breathing room.

President of the Australian Human Rights Commission, Gillian Triggs, suggested the proposed royal commission be broadened to include juvenile justice centres in other states, a call that has been seconded by a parade of peak Indigenous and legal bodies, including the National Family Violence Prevention Legal Service and the National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation.

This last word is seconded by a work by Ed Ruscha.

Mr. Lilly's prediction was seconded by a high-ranking Republican official.

That pronunciation was seconded by a spokesman for Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, who checked with a linguist on the faculty.

Our Mad River Valley moment was seconded by a shirtless 20-something, his Adirondack chair planted in front of stellar mountain views.

In the ginger explosion, dried ginger is seconded by a pleasing punch of cayenne pepper and cinnamon.

The tankan's optimism was seconded by a separate report that showed new car sales rising 2.6percentt in June, the ninth gain in 10 months.

That meant, as Kristen put it, "a whole lot of Asperger's" — an armchair diagnosis that would later be seconded by a health-care professional.

Storm the Gate was second by a nose, and Turnofthecentury was third.

Studebaker promised after 1945 to be "first by far with a postwar car".