Sentence examples for is another sentence from inspiring English sources

By Mangan Sherry and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, April 16, 1938 P. 11 Sign in the convalescent-ward washroom of hospital read, "absolutely no Smoking," Pasted beneath these words is another sentence, typewritten and evidently more recent: "If you smoke, the patients who can't leave their beds will smell it and be envious".

The New Yorker, April 16 , 1938P. 11 Sign in the convalescent-ward washroom of hospital read, "absolutely no Smoking," Pasted beneath these words is another sentence, typewritten and evidently more recent: "If you smoke, the patients who can't leave their beds will smell it and be envious".

Hintikka argues as follows.[77] For each sentence φ of ZFC, there is another sentence φ* = (∃f1)…(∃fn)ψ* of ZFC which says, intuitively, that 'Skolem functions' for φ exist.

Yes, that's another sentence that ends in a preposition.

But it was another sentence in the review that caught the Fines' attention: "Thanks to one of the finest technical jobs of recording made on this side of the Atlantic the orchestra's tone is so lifelike that one feels one is listening to the living presence".

And there it was: another sentence I never thought I would say.

September's fast start towards the first day of school, and slow end into a crawling October, meant my next June reprieve was another life sentence away.

Rights groups say the unusually harsh sentence is another worrying sign that the government's crackdown on dissent is growing.

In addition, there is another aspect of DV sentencing that must be considered if one is to fairly evaluate the framework within which the DV sentence is operationalized, post-criminal conviction.

"Retroactive de facto lengthening of prison sentences is another aberration concocted in the name of fighting terrorism".

That is another way of telling the sentencing commission to bump up the recommended sentences for crimes like insider trading.