Green, of course, is entitled to boast about her success at Thomas Cook.
McBain of course is entitled to his detective's opinions, but this particular remark seems more preachment than character development.
Columbia University's Bulletin of Information for 1934-1935, announcoursecourse "designed for mature students who spell badly," The course is entitled English Spelling and Vocabulary.
If it were entitled to equal treatment with veterans' organizations, TWR would, of course, be entitled only to the benefits they receive, not to more.
(Through Spring 2014, this course was entitled Chromatic Harmony and Counterpoint II). A one-hour weekly lab is required, to be scheduled at the beginning of the term.
Held on February 10th, this year's short course was entitled The Implications of Evolution: Evidence & Applications and was one of several BNHM activities to celebrate Darwin Day at Cal.
The New Yorker, July 21 , 1934P. 9 Columbia University's Bulletin of Information for 1934-1935, announcoursecourse "designed for mature students who spell badly," The course is entitled English Spelling and Vocabulary.
By M. K. Berger and E. B. White The New Yorker, July 21 , 1934P. 9 Columbia University's Bulletin of Information for 1934-1935, announcoursecourse "designed for mature students who spell badly," The course is entitled English Spelling and Vocabulary.
Mr. Honan, of course, is entitled to his own opinions, and it is his perfect right to say that Corelli is the greatest tenor and Bergonzi is his chief rival.
Everyone on an eligible course is entitled to three-quarters of the maximum loan, and the remainder is means-tested for those whose combined household income is under £72,034 (or £76,451 in London).
