Sentence examples for have a sir from inspiring English sources

Still, it does have a Sir - Paul McCartney, come to explain old songs and plug new ones.

Andy Murray says he is happy to have a Sir in front of his name – even if it will take some getting used to.

All you have to do is have a sir, lady, count, countess, baron, baroness, prince, princess in front of your name and you'll never have to buy a meal.

PPV was defined as the proportion of the total number of IgE-positive patients who had an SIR, whereas NPV was defined as the proportion of the total number of IgE-negative patients who did not have an SIR. Serum or plasma samples from 545 patients were analyzed for pretreatment IgE antibodies cross-reactive with cetuximab and the association of those antibodies with SIRs.

A patient was considered to have an SIR if they met all of the following criteria: Onset of an infusion reaction within 1 h of the initial cetuximab infusion.

He even had a Sir Alan Sugar Amstrad, which silently gathered dust next to Super Mario World and Earthworm Jim.

He's a German hero, not an English and French one like Arthur, and hasn't had a Sir Thomas Mallory, Tennyson, and T.H. White to make him a staple of English literature.

Note that highly acute viruses, such as ebola and smallpox had a SIR score higher than 1.

The odds of a patient who tested positive for the presence of cetuximab IgE antibodies having an SIR was 62 times that of a patient who tested negative (P ≤ 0.0001) (Table 2).

"AND if I had a son, sir, I'd tell you what he'd do/He would say 'To hell with Georgia', like his daddy used to do".

But if I had a son, sir, I'll tell you what he'd do— He would yell, 'To hell with Georgia!' like his daddy used to do.