Sentence examples for having a survey from inspiring English sources
"I feel no obligation to the community," says Gary Simmons, 37, who is having a survey show at the Studio Museum next year.
These countries are suspicious of having a survey that is less representative of the population of plants.
The new work on view at Carl Hammer Gallery is damned near a breakthrough -- as if she's been freed from constraints by having a survey exhibition sum up her past and enable her to step forward anew.
Diabetes was defined as having a survey fasting plasma glucose level of 7 mmol/L or above and/or having self-reported diabetes.
"The Paul Finebaum radio show had a survey on its Web site, and Auburn people wanted Turner Gill".
"Since 1979 we've had a survey of how Belgian people feel," De Winter said.
They also don't happen very often – 21 African countries haven't had a survey in the past seven years.
It has been years since Mr. Nozkowski had a survey show, and this selection proves he deserves one.
They did not have a survey because the new wall was largely built on the site of an old one.
Pew Forum has a survey out that says atheists and agnostics know more about religion than, er, religious people.
