Sentence examples for guys examining from inspiring English sources
His lengthy report – from in front of Buckingham Palace, in case we were in any doubt this was a royal story – was followed by one from Nick Higham, another of the BBC's top guys, examining what 24-hour news is contractually obliged to call "the implications".
Nondescript in a gray Foleys suit and black Nike shoes, hes just another guy wandering the aisles, examining the marquee a flag of red, white and blue basketballs hung over Olympic gear.
The guys at Diffraction Analysis examined data from "a mid-size company from North America" that was interested in understanding its consumers' use patterns.
"The examiner said I was the oldest guy he'd examined for a motorcycle license," recalled Mr. Fey, a patent trial lawyer.
"We swung after 9/11 from 'those military guys are idiots' to 'those guys are heroes.' Either way, you're not examining them as people.
Jimmy Cayne tells the story of what happened on the day of the hearing: Their lead lawyer turned out to be about a 300-pound fag from Long Island... a really irritating guy who had cross-examined me and tried to kick the shit out of me in the lower court trial.
And if Perry isn't cautionary tale enough, Christie can examine the guy who should have stayed out but got in anyway, Jon Huntsman, and see how extraordinarily disinterested any of the primary voters are in supporting a "rational, moderate Republican" who's only too happy to prescribe the exact same economic policy as the rest of the current field.
Since mostly we hear from the daily hypocrisies of Mitt and friends, I thought we should examine "our guy" on a few issues with a bit more scrutiny than we hear from the "progressive left", which seems to be little or none at all.
In preparation for his role, the producers asked Danson to meet with CEOs of Fortune 500 corporations and watch documentaries such as Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room, which examines the collapse of Enron.
"If you talk to an investment adviser, they'll say this guy should have his head examined," Mr. Mucciolo added.
