Sentence examples for containing the phrases from inspiring English sources
Documents from an inspector general's report due for release this week show that the IRS also targeted groups with names containing the phrases "tea party" or "patriot," in addition to 9/12 Project — founded by conservative political commentator Glenn Beck — and organizations that criticized the government or aimed to educate people about the Constitution.
I'm going to spend the entire holiday break working on my "Sleepy Hollow" rap (it will take a lot of work to properly arrange couplets containing the phrases "Ichabod Crane, Irvingng's gain," "insane in the brain," "Horseman's bane," "Thomas Paine," "OnStar swain," "Abbie's fame" and "horse's mane").
The stylish grade shows up on the side of the screen and starts at "Deadly"(D); progresses through "Carnage"(C), "Brutal"(B), and "Atomic"(A); then, progresses through one last bar of grade containing the phrases "Smokin'"(S), "Smokin' Style"(SS), and lastly "Smokin' Sick Style"(SSS).
The National Library of Medicine's PubMed database was searched for articles published from 1996 to 2006, originating from U.S. institutions, and containing the phrases "cardiolog," "cardiovascular," or "cardiac," in the first author's department.
We searched these notes for doctors' entries containing the phrases "obs stable" and "observations stable".
We excluded 36 genomes containing the phrases "draft" or "nearly complete" in the header line, or whose sequences contain more than 10 distinct locations with at least 5 consecutive ambiguous nucleotides.
Post stories containing the phrase "spoke on condition of anonymity" have appeared about 160 times this year.
The worm is activated when users click on an instant message containing the phrase "this picture never gets old", which contains a link to a downloadable file, ITUNES.EXE.
A news article containing the phrase "the hijacking of public policy by religious fundamentalism" would get into the paper only as a direct quote from a source.
After an article of mine was published containing the phrase "software languages," he wrote to remind me that the correct term was "programming languages".
