Sentence examples for dear according from inspiring English sources
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E-mail sent back in time to a young science-fiction fan: Dear —, According to the tachyon trajectory of this message, you should receive it around thirty years ago.
By China Miéville E-mail sent back in time to a young science-fiction fan: Dear —, According to the tachyon trajectory of this message, you should receive it around thirty years ago.
Most of them spoke from the modernist-realist basis of never having… E-mail sent back in time to a young science-fiction fan: Dear —, According to the tachyon trajectory of this message, you should receive it around… The lobster placed in a pot of cold water that's brought to a boil doesn't know it's cooking until it's far too late.
Wobisch's nefarious activities "did not become known in the denazification process," the report says, but he "tried to hide his Nazi traces, even using Jewish musicians like the well-known conductor Leonard Bernstein, who again denazified him by calling Wobisch 'my dearest Nazi' according to eyewitnesses — in retrospect a horrifying misinterpretation in Bernstein's humanitarian position".
Dearest Tim, According to the Hollywood Reporter, we recently learned that you suffered from a massive stroke some time in July of 2012.
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Dear Mr. Borowitz, According to the Cornish Police Department, you were found trespassing on Mr. Salinger's property last night for the third time this week.
The royal army was ill-prepared and its commandersthe barons alienated by Béla's policy would have liked the king to be defeated so that they would then be dearer to him", according to Roger of Torre Maggiore's account.
Pyongyang is now ready, according to Dear Respected Leader Kim Jong Un, to commence mass production of nukes and intercontinental missiles.
