Sentence examples for d stands for from inspiring English sources

By the way, the "D" stands for Derick.

That D stands for demoralizing and dismissive of a remarkable institution whose work cannot be measured by your statistics.

So No. 565700 became CD-60 -- the D stands for the model -- after it was dropped off at Steinway's store in Manhattan.

Some mention that a work has a D-Notice, meaning that it passed the academy's first round of judging (even though the D stands for Doubtful).

In other words, in style at least, it is typical Hessayon (David to his friends, in case you're asking what the D stands for).

"It seems like for some Jet fans, that Gate D stands for drunk and disgusting," Codey said in a telephone interview.

"W-O-R-D stands for "Wide Rows, Organic Methods, Raised Beds and Deep Soil, and as mnemonics go, "W-O-R-D is pretty feeble.

H-D stands for horizontal difference, and V-D stands for vertical difference.

Remark: [D] stands for a strength or constraint that is related to HIV case detection.

Henceforth, (( X,d ) ) stands for a metric space.

In the sequel, ((X,d)) stands for a cone metric space.