Sentence examples for his offical from inspiring English sources
Who, as you can see from the above screencap, is using an image lifted from Google Maps on his offical senate site.
The latter was the main meeting place of 'the free', an increasingly bohemian group of teachers, students, officers, and journalists, under the loose intellectual leadership of the left-Hegelian Bruno Bauer (1809-1882), whadhad recently been dismissed from his teaching post at the University of Bonn following an offical inquiry into the orthodoxy of his writings on the New Testament.
A Polish offical told the court that his country was the only European state that was "conducting a real investigation" and that the inquiry had been hindered by the fact that it was difficult for the prosecutor to talk to the complainants.
For Unesco, it's clear that these films are to be treasured for what they tell us about Hitchcock and his later international success, but in its offical statement there's also a nod to the importance of film restoration itself: "Excitingly, the restorations have not only revealed the films looking crisper and fresher than ever, but also new layers of meaning have been uncovered.
"Frankenweenie," which stars Ryder, O'Hara, Martin Short and Martin Landau, his theaters Oct. 5. Check out the theatrical trailer above and the offical character posters below.
It was his attempts to publish this book in Australia that led to his being jailed in 1997 for six months in the UK for breaking the Offical Secrets Act.
Yesterday, offical tributes appeared in local newspapers.
An offical reported at least 82 people dead.
With technology, we could dispense with the offical catalogue.
In Liberia, most of the human flesh consumed is for what an offical called "tonic effect".
