Sentence examples for mention something that from inspiring English sources
Fintech types are more likely to mention something that happened six weeks later.
Mr. Gulyás does not mention something that is important to know: the constitutional drafting process in 2010-2011 cofsistwo of two disconnected stages, one inconsequential public stage and one consequential secret stage.
When I first started riding the bus, I mentioned it to people sheepishly, almost apologetically, as one might mention having had a new dental plate put in, or the advantages of low-fat yogurt — as one might mention something that, though not downright shameful, might still seem mildly embarrassing.
As long as we're talking about pronunciation in commercials, as you were in the Q. and A. last week, let me mention something that annoys me: those voice-over artists who pronounce the word "expertise" as "ex-per-TEECE" rather than "ex-per-TEEZ".
Bobbing up and down on a rather well-kept corner lot, painted sharp tones of red and black, the pumps resemble two large birds pecking for grain, not to mention something that would be perfectly at home on a Broadway stage, say an updated revival of "Oklahoma".
Eva Tutchell Teddington, Middlesex Sarah Brown's welcome commentary on maternal mortality in the developing world ("Save mothers and you will save the world", Comment, last week) fails to mention something that kills almost 80,000 pregnant women every year - unsafe abortion.
It is also, the book wryly mentions, something that made parents all over the world tell their children to eat.
Later in "The Dark Art," Follis mentions something that happened when he was making a case against the Juárez cartel, in Mexico.
Before leaving, she mentions something that makes more sense of the child mental health crisis than anything else I have read or heard.
But the deputy of head of St Matthew Academy in Blackheath, London, dispels these myths as quickly as possible – for example by mentioning something that's relevant to her role.
He mentions something that Clasford Stirling has also said to me: how, for some, with few paths available for them to follow, the figure in their community with the big car, the drugs and money appears to offer an alternative.
