Sentence examples for et it from inspiring English sources
While the disease-associated mutation identified in the FUS gene was only present in 54% of individuals classified as "possible" ET, it fully segregated with disease in individuals with definite and probable ET (Merner et al., 2012).
Although this tremor rating is not a clinical assessment of ET, it is an approach that has been used for prevalence estimation of ET (Hoffman et al. 2012), and we did find that tremor ratings increased with age as expected, validating to some extent our tremor assessment.
Binoculars reveal saucer eyes and skinny limbs as, looking like some arboreal ET, it scrambles away through the branches.
Game 7: Wednesday, 7pm ET It was hardly a total collapse, but whatever happened to the Rangers Tuesday night in Philly ought to be at the top of the list for things to avoid back home at Madison Square Garden Wednesday.
9.58pm ET: It's not really a song so much as him just making noises.
As of 4 pm ET, it hit $24.18, up from the IPO price of $17.
Both The News and El Observador are owned by the Deseret Media Companies (pronounced DEZ-er-ET; it is named after the provisional state of Deseret founded by Mormons in the Salt Lake Valley in 1849), which also owns Utah's largest television station, KSL, and its largest news Web site, KSL.com.
Prior to the start of a new controlled ovarian stimulation for IVF-ET, it was agreed to perform a hysteroscopy to rule out intrauterine abnormalities, in view of the several previous failures.
If you grew up watching ET or It from behind the sofa, it's a world that's a long way from today's helicopter-parented Gen Zs.
It's an affectionate tribute to Spielberg classics such as Close Encounters and ET, but it is also itself, as the poster announces, a Steven Spielberg movie: Spielberg produces.
He spent most of his time, the soldiers said, grabbing anyone he could catch & bothering him with questions about the treatment, the food, et. It is the perfect description of the behavior of a Congressman we could name who spends all his spare moments snooping around the Army camps in the line of public duty, making even more of a nuisance of himself and probably learning less of value.
