Sentence examples for modern express from inspiring English sources

The 7 55 a.m. train was an air-conditioned, double-decker modern express crammed with Seventh Avenue tycoons armed with pre-Internet laptop poker and pinochle boards, stentorian voices and a total disregard for the no-smoking signs.

Lord Beaverbrook, the Canadian press baron who created the modern Express was making regular payments to the Home Secretary in the late 1930s, in return for briefings and inside information.However, the story does highlight the transformation of the Express's political stance over the past couple of years.

I said that in 1978, five years after FedEx created the modern express industry.

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Few moderns express the rage for invective seen in the verse of satirists such as the ancient Roman Juvenal or Alexander Pope in 17th-century England or even in the writings of Christian disputants such as Martin Luther.

After all, modern conservatives express a deep, almost mystical confidence in the effectiveness of market incentives — Ronald Reagan liked to talk about the "magic of the marketplace".

Truman himself recalls discussing the history of Central Asia and the Middle East from Genghis Khan to the ambitions of modern Russia.You express a snob's disdain for "this inarticulate haberdasher from the heartland" because he was self-made and had no formal degree.

This is the reason modern scholars express their scepticism about the historicity of Aspasia's life.

His response was to produce a modern, standard express passenger design similar to the H15.

Music scholar Jocelyne Guilbault has called calypso the primary way modern Lucians "express social commentary".

The wristwatch, an exceptionally modern idea, expressed Louis Cartier's admiration for the purity of geometric forms.