Sentence examples for ees not from inspiring English sources
Starkey, facing the new perils of Neverland, sums it up in his flowery Mediterranean accent: "Something, she ees not right".
— eet's yours, my fren!... Ze graphic art ees now not good, and I haf to share thees studio".
And some Czech-owned bakeries insist on using the traditional term klobasniky (pronounced klo-bah-SNEEK-ee), not kolache, for the rectangular versions typically stuffed with sausage.
The winner of BT's reverse auction is a surprise: it was the German and French owners of EE, not the Spaniards behind O2, who were more desperate to sell.
John Caudwell said the decision of O2, Vodafone and EE not to renew their contracts within six months of each other appeared to be a "co-ordinated attempt to kill off" the retailer.
Phones 4u said the decision by EE not to renew its current contract - due to end in September next year - came as a "complete shock" and meant it would be left without a single network partner after Vodafone said earlier this month that it would not extend its agreement.
Value co-creation in an EE not only concerns the transformation of the knowledge, skills and practices among its BUs, it also supports the change from the firm-centric GD- logic into the Service Logic.
EE not only reversed high anxiety levels of JS, but reduced them even below the levels of Naïve animals.
Concerning the other HAS isoforms, HAS1 mRNA did not change after EE (not shown), whereas HAS3 mRNA was not detectable in the DCN.
Moreover, EE not only reversed most of JS-induced disruptions but rather, in some parameters made the animals less anxious, more motivated and with better learning abilities compared also with Naïve animals.
