Sentence examples for has a d from inspiring English sources

"You're looking at a guy who has a D, what was it, D minus voting record from the NRA?

"Whether the guy has a D after his name or an R, if he cherishes the values of working people, I'm going to work with him," he said.

For most Democrats, what was considered creeping fascism under Bush is just good old-fashioned common sense when the president has a "D" beside his name.

Errrmm…it's the D! In the positive used to has a D, but in the negative and the question, we change the spelling, so no D.

The Mn ion, used as a dopant in many luminescent materials, has a d 5 configuration that exhibits a broad emission peak, and its position strongly depends on the host lattice, which lies on the change in strength of crystal field with host.

The D band lies around 1380 cm-1, the G band around 1610 cm-1, and the 2D band around 2750 cm-1 whereas neutral relaxed graphene has a D band around 1350 cm-1, a G band centered at 1582 cm-1, and a 2D band at 2690 cm-1.

It has a D-pad, A B X and Y buttons, Start and Select buttons, 2 triggers, and a power button.

(Baltimore-Washington International offers Destination Relaxation. Kennedy, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia feature XpresSpa. Newark has a d-Parture Spa in Terminals B and C.).

Some mention that a work has a D-Notice, meaning that it passed the academy's first round of judging (even though the D stands for Doubtful).

He has a D-lock for both front and back wheels, plus a cable lock that he twists around the frame.

Senator Max Baucus of Montana, one of the few Democrats to earn an A from the N.R.A., has a D-minus from the group.