Sentence examples for getting valuable information from inspiring English sources

Or was he a British agent getting valuable information from his Kremlin contacts?

Tennis umpires also provide official score data which is used by betting companies - and they don't want anyone else on their turf, getting valuable information from other sources.

"It's the wrapping that counts," says Mike Ritchie, an evolutionary biologist at St . Andrews Universityin Fife, U.K. "The female is getting valuable information," he says, while the males avoid "gold diggers".

And for many others we see the "other," the potential terrorist as in ways sub-human, deserving of punishment or any means of getting valuable information.

If you've got valuable information, we'll do what we can to help".

Advertisers get valuable information, because the viewbar's software follows a user around the web.

Ali Soufan, the ex-F.B.I. agent who flatly calls torture "ineffective," helped get valuable information from Abu Zubaydah, an important Al Qaeda prisoner, simply by outwitting him.

"Your ability to get valuable information from sources unavailable to many of us in government is truly an asset to those seeking the truth".

The report found that the city had no way to get valuable information to 911 operators, who are employees of the Police Department, or fire dispatchers, who also handled some 911 calls.

One of the best sections in the entire oeuvre of Dorothy L Sayers comes in 1930's Strong Poison, when Lord Peter Wimsey's right-hand woman, Miss Climpson, reinvents herself as a fake medium to get valuable information from a gullible nurse.

"The N.F.L. brought those guys to the table at the D.A.'s office and was able to get valuable information about how they were treated and how they found Palm Beach Rejuvenation," the person said, referring to the clinic that wrote the prescriptions for Harrison and Wilson and that were filled by Signature Pharmacy.