Sentence examples for damage's from inspiring English sources

Ms Bligh has estimated the damage's cost thus far at A$5 billion ($5 billion); others put it higher.

Aside from the fact that there is a Juliette Binoche theme here (Damage's Anna Barton or Michèle from Les Amants du Pont-Neuf would also have been at home on the list), let me look at what it was about these characters that spoke to me.

The students gathered around Damage's workstation, solemnly nodding their heads and intoning, "1-2-3-4, 2-2-3-4," while ofthef the speakers came Jay-Z's "Big Pimpin' " -- produced by Timbaland, who loves to disguise hip-hop rhythms with unexpected syncopations.

The stiffness damage test (SDT) is a powerful tool developed for the evaluation of the damage's degree of concrete affected by ASR.

"A typical 90's, early 2000s virus that was doing damage for damage's sake, it won't last a long time these days, because the detection and reaction times have gotten better," de Mello says.

It may alternately be chosen as being dependent on the damage's level of the cohesive zone element, describing in this way an irreversible thermal degradation in the solder joint.

The trial's damage to Sotheby's and Christie's did not stop with fixing fees.

"Because it's only cosmetic damage, photo's work well enough.

On the internet, it's all too easy to damage someone's character and reputation.

Solskjaer's post-match assessment was that Kike's goal damaged Cardiff's morale.

This would damage Australia's reputation and unsettle investors, again.