Sentence examples for ms from inspiring English sources
The abbreviation 'ms' is correct and usable in written English
It is usually used as an abbreviated form of 'miss', as a title before a woman's name. For example: Ms. Rebecca Smith.
noun
A title used before an adult female's name or surname instead of Miss or Mrs.
Ms Tuchman argued that a folly's success was marked by the determination of its supporters to pursue a foolish and failed policy in the face of clear arguments in favour of an alternative course.
Employment minister Eric Abetz defended Bishop, saying: "Ms Bishop looks a picture, even with that hat on".
"Ms Bensley was tragically in the wrong place at the wrong time and was randomly picked out by the pair, believing that she was a man and that she was wearing a gold bracelet".
"Ms Lerner has not committed contempt of Congress.
But much more indicative of the site are The Hound Riders of P'toonig'ai by Scoots McCoy, a closeup of a pet dog; and BIRTH CONTROL IS SINFUL IN THE CHRISTIAN MARRIAGES and also ROBBING GOD OF PRIESTHOOD CHILDREN!! by Ms Eliyzabeth Yanne Strong-Anderson, a blurry image of the ticked-off author.
"Ms Moss declined to provide any explanation when interviewed, and the direct eyewitnesses also declined to provide evidence".
It is a personal attack disguised as a book review and has exposed Ms Hadid to public ridicule and contempt, depriving her of confidence and injuring her good name and reputation," said a statement from her New York lawyer Oren Warshavsky.
Ms Kramer - like all the other main candidates for mayor - said the problematic issue of travel and transport in London would be central to her campaign.
(Both Ms. Harris and representatives from the brand declined to specify the networks).
"It's very funny because the whole spot is about censorship," Ms. Harris said.
Ms. Coronado estimated that this Summers effect would reduce domestic economic growth by 0.5 to 0.75 percentage point over the next two years, which could reduce job creation by 350,000 to 500,000 jobs.
