Sentence examples for give a sealed from inspiring English sources

In a Jan . 30deposition taken by lawyers for the Detroit newspapers, Mr. Stefani said that after an Oct. 17 negotiation session with the city over his fee, he asked the mediator to give a sealed envelope to a lawyer for the mayor, Samuel McCargo.

The New Yorker, July 18 , 1953P. 19 Fifteen years ago a young mother was given a sealed envelope by her seven-year-old daughter, with solemn instructions never to open it.

Mr. Halderman went on to explain that last Sept. 9, he gave a sealed envelope to Mr. Letterman's driver while he waited in front of Mr. Letterman's Manhattan apartment.

By David Whitman and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, July 18 , 1953P. 19 Fifteen years ago a young mother was given a sealed envelope by her seven-year-old daughter, with solemn instructions never to open it.

So Gagarin was given a sealed envelope containing codes that would allow him to assume control of the spacecraft with the help of a crude onboard computer.

After baseline measures were completed, women were given a sealed envelope that contained information advising them of their group assignment.

After completion of baseline assessments, participants were given a sealed envelope containing the allocated group (A or B) in accordance with the randomization sequence.

Each subject who signed the informed consent form was given a sealed envelope by the research staff according to the randomization scheme.

Each code will be given a sealed opaque envelope which will contain that patient's treatment group and which will only be opened by a study nurse when a patient has been allocated a code number.

All patients identified in our study as having high or very high scores were sent for an oral glucose tolerance test, and given a sealed envelope with their laboratory results, along with a letter with the diagnosis and recommendations, according to their glucose levels.

He argued for the setting up of an English Academy that would ban "monstrous" words and give a seal of approval to correct ones.