Sentence examples for indemnity I from inspiring English sources

These women needed the lonesome male callers, who were easily riled up - as Fred MacMurray says in voiceover when he first sees Stanwyck making her way down a staircase in Double Indemnity: "I could tell by her ankle bracelet that she was hot" - to help off their tedious husbands so they could collect big insurance premiums or heady inheritances.

They asked for indemnity, although I don't see how a government agency can do that".

"I told him the last time I had word of such a move was in a picture called 'Double Indemnity' starring Barbara Stanwyck, which I called to his attention," wrote Mr. Addams's lawyer, whom he dared to consult only on the sly.

For years I've crossed out indemnity provisions in freelance contracts, and I did likewise for lacrosse.

A companion clause, the protection and indemnity clause (P and I), covers the carrier or shipper for negligence that causes bodily injury to others.

Waiver and Indemnity This is where I'm supposed to tell you that we don't endorse or condone the flinging of eggs at actual human beings.

Among common insurance product types (i.e., not in the "other" category), mean MS charges ranged from a low of $22,127 in indemnity plans to a high of $27,933 in exclusive provider organizations.

And he said: 'I felt the same way after I did 'Double Indemnity' and 'The Lost Weekend.' The trouble is, getting them to let you.' " Not even Mr. Wilder, whose comedy credits range from "Some Like It Hot" to "Kiss Me, Stupid," ever made a movie like "Wonder Boys," in which the slapstick complications keep getting pushed to the side to make room for psychological complexities.

A Billy Wilder film, either Double Indemnity or Some Like It Hot – I roar with laughter every time I watch Some Like It Hot, and the great thing about it is that it wouldn't take much rewriting to make it not a comedy at all.

CONCLUSION: This study provides insight into the severity (i.e., medical and indemnity costs) of MSDs across multiple industries, providing data for prioritizing of resources for research and interventions.

( E(I) ) is the expected indemnity.