Sentence examples for making the sentences from inspiring English sources

Making the sentences longer by adding filler words is not the way.

Instead, by making the sentence a year and a day, Judge Peter C. Dorsey made it possible for Mr. Rowland to get out of prison after 10 months.

If the apple is green, the sentence "the apple is red" is false, if the apple is indeed red, then the sentence "the apple is red" is true but there is no third option making the sentence "the apple is red" is something else than true or false.

Obama, meanwhile, supports making the sentencing change retroactive.

They had my back at a moment's notice, protecting me from an otherwise-vicious environment and making the sentence feel like less of an eternity.

Order made the sentences more shapely.

It is the provenance of judges to make the sentences," she said.

Nor does it make the sentences handed out yesterday to seven Indian operational managers anything like the last word.

The men had faced terms of 30 years to life, but District Judge Thomas J. McAvoy, citing unblemished records, made the sentences concurrent.

Instead, scientists find that these sentences were vague in the language of earlier speakers and they refine the meanings of the relevant natural-kind terms to make the sentences true.

"We suggest how to make the sentences more powerful.