Sentence examples for cib from inspiring English sources
They include Citibank, Raiffeisen Bank and Central-European International Bank (CIB), which previously concentrated on corporate banking.
In June 1994, while Redgrave was still trying to arrest the arms dealers, Brennan began a series of secret meetings with Superintendent Roger Gaspar, head of the Met's complaints investigation branch (CIB), the anti-corruption squad.
CIB officers escorted Smith to court during the five day cross-examination and witnessed his evidence at first hand.
Correspondence in the Guardian's possession shows that for almost two years CIB and the PCA insisted to lawyers representing the detectives that there had been no withdrawal of the complaint by Brennan.
Approached at home, Smith refused to discuss this, Brennan or Nightshade but he did deny working for CIB.
They were told it was an undercover CIB operation designed to catch ex-policemen paying for illegal police computer checks.
In 1737 Amhurst published in it a letter purporting to come from Colley Cibber, then poet laureate, attacking the new (censorship) act for licensing plays; for this "suspected libel," Amhurst and the printer of the journal were imprisoned.
Vanbrugh's first comedy, The Relapse: Or Virtue in Danger, was written as a sequel to Colley Cibber's Love's Last Shift.
Dominated at first by the tearful comedies of Colley Cibber and Sir Richard Steele in England and the comédie larmoyante of Pierre-Claude Nivelle de La Chaussée in France, the form came to life as a reaction against sentimental drama.
He would add a death scene between Romeo and Juliet but restore much of the original text lost in adaptations by the Restoration playwrights, Thomas Otway and Colley Cibber.
The 18th century had not previously produced much autobiographical writing of the first rank, though the actor and playwright Colley Cibber's flamboyant Apology for the Life of Mr. Colley Cibber (1740) and Cowper's sombre Memoir (written about 1766, first published in 1816) are two notable exceptions.
