Sentence examples for dear given from inspiring English sources

For years, I calibrated my record collection against the grades in Robert Christgau's "Record Guide: Rock Albums of the '70s," jotting dissenting views in pencil in the margins: Marvin Gaye's "Here, My Dear," given a B-minus by Christgau, got an A-plus from me.

But the details of the plan leave it unclear that it would provide substantially easier or quicker access to downtown, and the Island's business and political leaders, worried that such a project would imperil other transportation initiatives that they hold dear, have given the mayor's plan chilly reviews.

"Dear Old Love" gives voice to the left behind ("After you left, all the plants were so distraught they committed suicide") as well as to those who did the leaving ("We would have stayed together longer if you weren't such a militant vegan. But I will always remember the summer when I ate only sides. By August I saw you as a talking pork chop").

Oh, what a lot I'd forgotten: the metal brace behind his front teeth where they were knocked out.... No, I hadn't forgotten; my tongue in here, under the brace... My poor dear home, given over to a stranger.

If that's all that the law will do, then what is the point of it, dear Bill, given that there are nearly half a million undocumented workers in Arizona?

In a misspelled and often ungrammatical post illustrating the havoc that hackers can cause, Mr Sarkozy is meant to have written: "Dear compatriots, given the exceptional circumstances our country is experiencing, I have decided in my spirit and conscience not to run for office again at the end of my mandate in 2012".

That's the experience I had during a sleepless night of absorption in an engaging new book, "Claude Chabrol par lui-même et par les siens" ("Claude Chabrol by Himself and by His Nearest and Dearest" — and, given the late filmmaker's pomp-deflating sense of humor, he might have enjoyed hearing it called instead "…and by His Peeps").

"Oh, dear — that gives the show away, doesn't it?" "I'm from Trinity," Don said, with his unfazed smile.

And Freddie said, 'Water it, dear?'" Curry gives the strong impression that he wants to leave a horticultural legacy as much as an artistic one and those watching him in Spamalot should be aware it is probably his last musical.

It was a good enough showing that Kim Jong Il took some credit for it: The team's manager Kim Jong-hun told ESPN Thursday that the Dear Leader "gives regular tactical advice during matches using mobile phones that are not visible to the naked eye".

so PLEASE DEAR GOD give me a Zune!! Hi CrunchGear, I thought I'd do something a little different and throw together a little website to show why I really would love this Zune.