Sentence examples for in a special request from inspiring English sources

(It is still an option in the State of Washington, but the inmate has to put in a special request).

But they also put in a special request: that the child be genetically compatible with its sister so as to serve as a tissue donor.

It is not currently on the menu, but this party had put in a special request, and she'd see if there was any left over.

It's a number so large, in this particular context, that I put in a special request to break The New Yorker's style regarding numbers, which would normally require that figure be written out, in twenty-three characters.

Sadly, for conservation reasons, Harris's List of Covent Garden Ladies will not be on display in the Wellcome Library and researchers wishing to see the physical volume will have to put in a special request.

I'd put in a special request to my ­neurosurgeon, Dr. Kyle Weaver, for some Rolling Stones music to be piped in through the speakers, but when the surgical saw was fired up, sounding like an angry dentist's drill, Keith Richards' bluesy riffs were all but drowned out.

I learned the recipe for these ribs while I was in Sichuan and since then it has even found its way to the island of the Seychelles where my sister-in-law Michie makes a special request for them whenever my family and I fly over.

only in response to a special request, and these are not common, particularly from policy makers.

In response to a special request for an explosive that could be smuggled through Japanese checkpoints by Chinese guerrillas, Kistakowsky mixed HMX, a non-toxic explosive produced as a by-product of the RDX process, with flour to create "Aunt Jemima", after a brand of pancake flour.

"Rolling In The Deep" was a special request from Perez Hilton about a year ago.

However, in October 1942, based upon a special request from Adolf Hitler, German Admiral Paul Wenneker, attached to the German Naval Attache in Japan, was allowed to inspect a Yamato-class battleship while it was undergoing maintenance in a dockyard, at which time Admiral Wenneker cabled a detailed description of the warship to Berlin.