Sentence examples for clearly owned from inspiring English sources

Christie's will only appraise works of art that are clearly owned by the city, and that are not bound by donor restrictions that might rule out a possible sale, the newspaper said, citing Mr. Orr's spokesman Bill Nowling.

And this underpass was clearly owned by a graffiti writer called Neck, whose most recent tag was a star-spangled confection bearing the words "Made in the USA by Neck".

Of the 123 Irisl ships listed, only 46 are still clearly owned by Irisl or its United States-listed subsidiaries, according to an analysis of data from IHS Fairplay, formerly Lloyd's Register-Fairplay, based in Britain, which issues large merchant vessels their unique identifying numbers and tracks them over their lifetime.

One large group of creditors said that the original MCI, which merged with WorldCom in 1999, clearly owned most of the assets, and that they should be used to pay back the original MCI's creditors first, before other WorldCom investors received anything.

And he's clearly owned and controlled by the Fortune 1000 companies that want every single federal contracting dollar.

Since he clearly owned no slaves, and did not care about the Union or cotton tariffs, he bewildered the Northern soldiers with his willingness to sacrifice his life for matters ostensibly beyond his little universe.

It still, clearly, owns the talent, but its team cohesion is beginning to fall apart.

And why do you always include #travel #adventure when you clearly own a house there?

If conservatives are said to look backward, then Thomas clearly owns the longest view.

She clearly owns the atlas to this world, while Bill, with his dinky Ronald Reagan parties, barely has a street map.

This guy has a tool belt, this person is wearing a stethoscope, this lady clearly owns cats -- not the album, the creature.