Sentence examples for key observer from inspiring English sources
Londoners will receive a special 'Change Your Sunday' London map, with hints and tips from key Observer writers on alternative things to do in London on a Sunday.
After retiring from Parents in 1979, Mr. Sand was a frequent contributor to the Sarasota Tribune where he wrote a periodic column on family issues and to the Longboat Key Observer.
This still allows for some contextualisation from key observers or protagonists in the story, but also for a real sense of the moment from the clip itself.
Though Yingluck insists she will lead in her own right, taking advice from Thaksin but making the key decisions, observers are highly sceptical – particularly given his centrality to the campaign, and Puea Thai's keenness to introduce an amnesty allowing him to return.
It is supported in this by many key foreign observers: US Secretary of State John Kerry has called Mr Assad "a one-man super-magnet for terrorism".
Professor Rob Coe of Durham University, recently presented two key issues for observers.
It's interesting that Twitter has decided to release its mobile site in Farsi and Arabic considering the key role some observers say the micro-blogging platform played in both the 2009 Iranian presidential election protests and the Arab Spring demonstrations.
But for this observer, the key historical fact is that, in response to the Great Depression of 1929 onwards, strong regulatory structures were set up on both sides of the Atlantic, and it was widely accepted, including by former opponents of Keynes such as Lord Robbins, that fiscal tightening was the wrong response to such a crisis.
Here's where Musk addressed the key question on most observer's minds: funding sources.
Some believe the new treaty does not go far enough both sides will still be able to destroy the world several times over even under the new ceilings but the White House nonetheless thinks the arrangement is, in the words of one observer, "the key that turns a great many other locks".
One key detail that the Observer construed as Brunton changing his story, Brunton said, was really a matter of semantics.
