Sentence examples for most sentences in from inspiring English sources
On Wednesday alone, 94 immigrants pleaded guilty and were sentenced, the most sentences in a single day in this northern Iowa district, according to Robert L. Phelps, the clerk of court.
Thus, most sentences in the sample set expressed positive emotion and few were negative.
A further look to the data revealed that for most sentences in the 20% missed, the gene name was not explicit but often mentioned via pronouns, or such grammatical expressions that require a syntactic analysis and that is beyond statistical approaches.
Most sentences in English begin with a subject, followed by a predicate (verb), and then an object.
Recognize whether you're speaking with the words "I" or "Me" in most sentences.
It's the LAW!" How we begin most sentences: "I read about that in the Times".
Most death sentences in Iran are carried out by hanging.
One of the most revealing sentences in Blair's book is what he says about Condoleezza Rice.
"'To be or not to be...'... is one of the most important sentences in the world for me," says Mr Boulboul.
Don't forget that the most beautiful sentences in the world are not worth much if your material – and variety of material – is not up to the job.
When restrictions on documenting executions were lifted by Iranian authorities last year, the photographer set out to cover several hangings in different cities in the Islamic Republic, which after China passes the most death sentences in the world.
