Sentence examples for exchanges last week from inspiring English sources
Yet, that's not exactly what I found in casual exchanges last week with middle-class single and married women in the politically crucial 30-45 age bracket.
The Panthers botched two center-quarterback exchanges last week, and Jimmy Clausen fumbled a third time when he couldn't properly hand the ball off.
Their mentality was summed up in some surreal exchanges last week between the founder of easyJet, Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou, and lawyers at London's High Court.
In a series of brisk exchanges last week, Vice President Al Gore and Gov. George W. Bush laid out their disagreements over gun control, foreign policy, tax cuts, Social Security and Mr. Bush's record in Texas.
The policy dominated exchanges last week at prime minister's questions in the Commons, where David Cameron defended what he called the "spare-room subsidy" from an attack by the Labour leader, Ed Miliband.
It dominated exchanges last week at prime minister's questions in the Commons, where David Cameron defended the policy, which he called the "spare-room subsidy", from an attack by the Labour leader, Ed Miliband.
New York abandoned name telephone exchanges three decades ago.
| April 8 at 6: Program 3, including "Exchanges" (1979, Bette Gordon).
At times the exchanges yesterday were testy, even personal.
Bi2O3 modified cobalt hydroxide electrodes exchanges 0.3 0.5e−/Co during the charge discharge process.
As to the education exchanges today, they resembled somewhat a university tutorial.
