Sentence examples for i would particularly from inspiring English sources

I would particularly like to thank the generation of voters, and then some, who have put their trust in me to carry out that role and its responsibilities.

"I would particularly give a really strong warning to the Secretary of State: any attacks on unsocial hours, weekend working payments, would be strongly resisted," he said.

I would particularly recommend that people doing postgraduate degrees who want to enter academia start publishing and attending academic conferences early!

I would particularly recommend the brief chapters on the secret and civil services, especially the latter, which, as Hennessy quietly warns us, is about to be politicised.

"I would particularly appeal to I.R.A. volunteers and their families and to the I.R.A. support base to stay together in comradeship".

I would particularly like to do that for my film Rush, which I've spent the last two and a half years producing.

So read your column and post your thoughts; I'd particularly welcome comments from Chinese readers.

That isn't a world I'd particularly like to live in.

I'd particularly like to see closer relationships between schools and local manufacturing hubs.

I'd particularly keep him close to Whitman and Thoreau, those great American voices of openhearted humanity, daring and liberty.

Three things I'd particularly like your opinion on: 1) What do we mean by an 'experimental novel'?