Sentence examples for message besides from inspiring English sources
It's unlikely that the adornment was meant to project any message besides optimism and frenetic cheek.
The Socialist's strongest message, besides the promise of a (wildly popular) 75% top income-tax rate, is: do you really want this man to be in power for another five years?
"I told him, 'I'm not going to give you a message besides where we are on construction deadlines.' " He set a goal of having the memorial area — the plaza with the two fountains — ready for the 10th anniversary, although the existing schedule had not called for it to be ready until 2013.
In Virtual Bus, each object has attributes to identify the destination and origin of message, besides attributes of N data values.
It was so relieving to listen to music that had vocals and maybe even a hidden message besides getting wasted.
They point to polls like this Washington Post-ABC News poll in July showing only 37percentt of registered voters believe the Democrats had any message besides being against Trump.
For community map, some pointed out that it was better if they were able to evaluate the learning resources by typing text messages besides using star icon, and if the system could recommend some related learning resources to them before getting started on viewing all the resources.
"But I really don't know what the message is besides 'Be afraid; we know who you are.' " Mr. Lee declined to comment on the letter and did not return calls about the new club, but a manager there said the move had been planned before the crackdown.
Promotional messages should, besides providing correct information, tackle misbeliefs, address stigma and stress the priority to vaccinate all, regardless of lifestyle.
One reason why Labour has struggled to craft a simple message of opposition, besides the party's introspective absorption in a leadership contest, is that the government it confronts is Janus-faced.
What about Tom Ridge's news conferences, from which Americans learned nothing besides the message: Be scared, but not too scared because President Bush will protect you?
