Sentence examples for had a sentence from inspiring English sources

Even Michael Milken had a sentence mitigator.

He had a sentence of a hundred and eight years," Huckabee said.

When he put together the letters, he had a sentence: "I am here, too".

This would not be very exciting if those logics all turned out to determine a single 'parallel' consequence relation, so that, for example, a sentence S1 had a sentence S2 as a logical consequence if and only if the proposition it expressed, P1, had the proposition expressed by S2 (P2) as a logical consequence.

Take for instance the prototypical example of taking a phone call while working on a paper: if you had a sentence in mind before taking the call, you will almost certainly have forgotten about it after the call.

Conversely, the auditory and visual verbal stimuli used in Thierry and Price (2006) had a sentence like structure which may have evoked morpho-syntactic associations compared to nonverbal stimuli.

Can I have a sentence, please?

"I said, 'We have a sentence of life,"' Garrison recalled.

(It's a rare acrostic passage that has a sentence starting "Hey").

In her new memoir, Condoleezza Rice has a sentence so stunningly lame it makes you want to scream — or cry.

Currently, offenders who have a sentence of less than 12 months are not supervised on release.