"It was true," writes Abramson, acknowledging that her unabashedly sentimental relationship with her dog "seemed to certify me as a nicer person".
I'm the chief engineer of this ship, and you certified me, and I'm here to tell you that you're wrong.
Will Irwin J, hearing the medical negligence case in which I appear for the Claimant, certify me as fit to defend next month at Southwark?
I trust this will certify me as an average taxpayer, as American as Dagwood Bumstead... .. View Article Roger Angell, a senior editor and a staff writer, has contributed to The New Yorker since 1944, and became a fiction editor in 1956.
So, a guy comes from the city of Katowice, who maybe was in a bacówka before or maybe he wasn't, and he comes to certify me!
This is how baca Paweł described the process of obtaining European certification for his oscypek cheese: So, a guy comes from the city of Katowice, who maybe was in a bacówka before or maybe he wasn't, and he comes to certify me!
I didn't understand why, but I accepted it, only to find I was diagnosed and treated for something I had never heard of, called Asperger's disorder or syndrome, and told I was no longer regarded as lawfully competent to do my job, as the diagnosis certified me as insane.
And they certified me with a certificate from UNFPA; they gave me a certificate last year, early last year.
The winning projects were: "Beacon In A Backpack," a mobile stem toolkit that helps travelers become STEM evangelists to rural villages; CertifyMe, a certification tool to determine if developing world talent has the STEM skills for serious tech jobs; Init, that tech nutrition label idea I can't see any gadget-maker showing on their boxes unless legally required; and, my favorite, AdvisHer.
Pride brought its punishment: thus to be haunted By my own ghost whom, much to my disquiet, All would-be friends and open enemies Boldly identified and certified As me, including him in anecdotal Autobiographies.
