Sentence examples for making expressed from inspiring English sources

But for all the enthusiasm that those radio and television hosts have exhibited toward "Spider-Man," some veterans of Broadway show making expressed bewilderment over the delays.

In a focus group study of cardiac patients aged 56 years and older, participants indicated that they preferred to follow the cardiologist's recommendation for treatment, based on their medical expertise [42], similar to a view on treatment decision making expressed by some of our participants.

On weekdays, the W will go into Manhattan, making express stops on the N and R tracks, and then end at the Ditmars Boulevard station in Astoria, Queens.

"This isn't a place of production, of citizens making, expressing, creating....Vegas is the biggest contradiction of what we just did".

The Q express, designated by a diamond symbol on the train, will run special extra service, making express stops from the 57th/Seventh Avenue station to Brighton Beach during rush hours and middays.

Consider making expressing gratitude a daily ritual at dinnertime, bedtime, in the car or on the subway.

After incubation at 36°C for 8-10 days in a damp environment at 2.5% CO, quantitative assessment was made, expressed in cfu/l.

B.R.T. systems cut commute times because their buses make express runs to and from the busiest points on dedicated lanes.

A spokesman said a phone call had been made expressing "the prime minister's anger at the way we have been treated".

He said that ordinary people were "bullied" out of the debate on immigration until Ukip made expressing anti-immigration sentiments acceptable.

But her case dramatically collapsed after Mahmood's long-serving driver Alan Smith changed his statement to remove comments she made expressing disapproval of drugs.