Sentence examples for examiner about from inspiring English sources

According to the Examiner, about 120 people slept beneath the stars on the sidewalk in front of the Federal Reserve Bank on Saturday.

He asked Dr. Charles S. Hirsch, the medical examiner, about survivors.

Police officials said last night that they were awaiting a report from the medical examiner about the location and number of Mr. Nixon's wounds.

Just weeks before the trading losses became public, bank officials also dismissed the worry of a senior New York Fed examiner about the mounting size of the bets, according to current Fed officials.

We could give students a book and then have them talk with a trained examiner about what they read; the oral reconstruction could be analyzed for evidence of their narrative comprehension.

Reporters heard testimony from the Philadelphia medical examiner about unsanitary, even filthy conditions at Dr. Gosnell's clinic, from which the remains of 47 fetuses were removed, some in a water jug, a juice carton and a pet-food container.

Together, under adjudication, we had to discuss the finer points of internet shopping which concluded with everyone – us and the erstwhile stern-faced examiners – collapsing about laughing because we were far better than they had expected.

Taken from a headline in the Los Angeles Herald-Examiner about the hijacking of Luftansa flight 181 in 1977, 122 Hours of Fear is sung from the point of view of a hostage; a similar theme to R.A.F by Brian Eno and Snatch.

Much of the shortfall is probably explained by the omission of key details by some medical examiners about who fired fatal shots in dozens of shooting death cases.

The Fed has said that UBS employees lied to their superiors and to Fed examiners about their trading, making detection difficult.

But look at this observation by examiners about over-coached, under-imaginative pupils: "Their answers, even when accurate, showed a general uniformity of expression which seemed to imply that meagre handbooks had been placed before the students to be 'got up' and that little attempt had been made by their instructors to excite the interest of their pupils by questionings or remarks of their own".