Sentence examples for co from inspiring English sources
The phrase "co" is not correct or usable in written English as it stands alone.
It may be a truncated form of a word or prefix, but without context, it does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "Co" could be part of "cooperate" or "coexist," but as it is, it lacks clarity.
Alternatives: "cooperate" or "collaborate.".
When the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (Ripa) – the statute which ostensibly "legalises" everything that GCHQ & co do in cyberspace – was going through parliament in 1999, those of us who campaigned against it were astonished to find that no more than a handful of MPs were interested.
With contributions from Diana Rigg, Mark Addy and Emilia Clarke, and a voiceover from Liam Neeson, this is a hoot of a spoof from Chris Martin and co, who are huge fans of the series.
The reported incident happened in Lisnaskea, Co Fermanagh.
The community supported farm 2. The bike repair co-operative 3. The community garden centre 4. The community forest 5.
Thomasina Miers is co-owner of the Wahaca group of Mexican restaurants.
Douglas thanked his fellow nominee and co-star Matt Damon on stage, telling the audience at the at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles that he could not have done it without the man who played his on-screen lover Scott Thorson.
In 2002 Art Solidari won a €15,000 prize from the city council and that allowed Blasco and López to employ a part-time co-ordinator, the NGO's only paid employee, to recruit and manage the volunteers and the workshops they run.
Piras, who hailed from the town of Ittiri on the Mediterranean island, co-founded an olive oil and wine cooperative and was tasked with marketing its goods for export, the AP reported according to Italian media.
It got top place on measures including providing effective care, safe care, co-ordinated care and patient-centred care.
He thanked the X Factor host, Dermot O'Leary, and Caroline Flack, the presenter of its ITV2 spin-off show The Xtra Factor, before appearing briefly to forget the name of the show's new co-host, Matt Richardson.
The next series of another homegrown drama hit, the BBC's Torchwood, is being co-produced with US cable channel Starz – adding American stars including Bill Pullman – while Episodes is itself a co-production between Showtime and the corporation.
