Sentence examples for envelopes up from inspiring English sources

The participants will then have to mix the eight envelopes up and pick only four of them, each corresponding to one week in the four-week trial. .

Regardless, accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers which typically (and, usually, smoothly) guards the Oscar envelopes up until the very moment they're brought on the stage was quick to issue a statement of contrition for whatever went wrong: "The presenters had mistakenly been given the wrong category envelope and when discovered, was immediately corrected.

He held the envelope up to a small video camera.

When you get unwanted catalogs or other mail, like phone books, you rip off the mailing labels, stuff them in the envelope (up to 15) and mail the envelope back to Catalog Choice.

It would be so reassuring, if you were undergoing an operation, to hear the surgeon saying, "The gall stones require removing and remaining inside and outside the kidney envelope up on the down intestine pint of mustard within the realm of the cough medicine envelope".

"Give me something for him to sign!" The ticket envelope was the only thing I had, so I tore it in half and said, "Get one for you and one for your brother!" He raced up to Steinbrenner and, in his excitement, thrust the two pieces of the envelope up and said "Here!" Steinbrenner looked startled and said, "What do you want me to do with these?" "Sign them!" my son nearly shouted.

A convergent divergent nozzle was designed and manufactured to increase the TTP envelope up to Mach number 1.3.

This will prevent the possibility of the therapist holding the envelope up to the light and visualising the patient's treatment group assignment through a sealed yet transparent envelope.

Use the straw to blow the envelope up like a balloon.

When mailing a letter to Discover that contains your credit card number, use a security envelope to prevent others from obtaining your account number by holding the envelope up to the light.

The actual signal crossing will have a uniformly distributed time delay in the range of [0, 1/f c ] with respect to the envelope up-crossing.