Sentence examples for center writing from inspiring English sources

He was soon spending a lot of time at the Harvard computer center, writing code for a hulking I.B.M. 7094 computer.

In 2010, Lucas joined a chorus of right-wing voices when he objected to an Islamic cultural centre being built near the site of the World Trade Center, writing in the Advocate that the centre was an "Islamic colonisation project" and that "Muslims murdered 3,000 people and are building a mosque on the site of a crime".

In 2010, Lucas joined a chorus of right-wing voices when he objected to an Islamic cultural center being built near the site of the World Trade Center, writing in the Advocate that the center was an "Islamic colonization project" and that "Muslims murdered 3,000 people and are building a mosque on the site of a crime".

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Roberton Williams, a senior fellow at the center, wrote in a blog post last summer that about half of those were off the rolls because they had low incomes.

The syllabus was freely available online, but the Pope Center wrote to the university legal office to request it under the state's open-records law.

"We should refrain from demonizing individuals or organizations for positions that may not align directly with either our views or our opinions on the best method for resolving these important matters," the center wrote in a statement Thursday.

You pick some issues that play well with your base, pick some issues where you want to move to the center, write a script with these choices in mind and do your best to stick to it.

Rena R. Wing, director of the Brown Medical School weight control and diabetes research center, wrote an editorial in JAMA noting that the study results were most likely influenced by the fact that the diet program was free.

When Collins, 34, a 7-foot center, wrote his coming-out cover story for Sports Illustrated — "my declaration," he said — he proudly spoke of having been called a pro's pro for his team-first, lunch-pail style.

In a commentary in Pediatrics, Dr. Laurence R. Deyton, director of the newly formed Center for Tobacco Products at the Food and Drug Administration, and Dr. Marisa L. Cruz, also from the center, wrote about the "unique concerns" of dissolvable tobacco.