Sentence examples for for sundry from inspiring English sources
EHealthInsurance.com is a purely passive exchange that merely lists the policies and estimates of their premiums for sundry health insurers listing on the exchange.
Ms. Murjani -- all grown up now at 26 and a designer herself, of fur and beaded handbags -- was cohost of a party with her father in the family apartment, where they welcomed five visiting Indian courturiers, who have dressed Murjanis for sundry occasions in their home country, especially weddings.
Only one letter, written to a childhood friend in 1893, when Cather was 19 and deeply smitten by a college classmate named Louise Pound, gives us a glimpse of the passionate, disarmingly candid young woman she must have been: "I am pretty well now, save for sundry bruises received in driving a certain fair maid over the country with one hand, sometimes, indeed, with no hand at all.
I can barely make a lean-to for shelter, let alone create power for sundry electronics.
She entertained with brilliant charm, wrote for sundry publications, painted and stared life in the face, including bad personal habits.
A good umbrella should cover you for sundry events such as an accident on rented jet skis or liability while you do volunteer work.
In the meantime get ready for a lot more startups dramatically and publicly apologizing for their sundry infractions — It's become such a phenomenon that we've created the form letter below (inspired by this and this) to make it easier on them.
The results of different rheological properties for particle and fluid phase are discussed mathematically as well as graphically for different sundry parameters.
The village offers several kinds of restaurants, like La Empanadilla for cuchifritos (sundry fried snacks) and the family-style La Casita.
In a fit of fury, Saul roughs up Allison while berating her for her sundry killings and coverups, but it's a futile gesture.
Kuttner, a scarily prolific writer and a co-editor of The American Prospect, lauds the New Deal for its sundry generosities, including publicly financed mortgages, although, he grants, they did not quite end the Depression.
