Sentence examples for need for sir from inspiring English sources

But there's no need for Sir Tim to apologise to Hopkins, who tweeted earlier today: "I chuffing love Tim Hunt".

The man behind the counter repeats wearily: "What do you need one for sir?" And I laugh and pat my stomach: "Oh, I just need to get rid of the old love handles".

The men's team sprint trio have qualified for Rio but they face an issue that has remained unresolved since 2012: the need to find a replacement for Sir Chris Hoy in Man Three, which was thrown into stark relief in the space of 13.5sec.

Here it is enough to say that we did not really need to wait seven years for Sir John to produce 2.6 million words informing us that the war was sold on a bogus manifesto about weapons of mass destruction and the sequel to the toppling of Saddam Hussein was a disaster.

Other parts stand out: Phillip Christian fills Antonio with a burning need for Sebastian; Henry Vick's Sir Andrew is winningly goofy; and Ian Lowe as Feste, dispensing advice while playing that piano, displays an engaging presence and a talent for song.

How can a quarter of NHS trusts get away with having their 'value for money' accounts qualified by their auditors?... ......The biggest challenge facing Mr Stevens may be convincing the public of the need for "massive change", as Sir David put it.

The insurer faced questions about the intentions of its chief executive, Sandy Crombie, the departure of its finance director, Alison Reed, and the need for a chairman to replace Sir Brian Stewart, who breaches corporate governance rules by also chairing another FTSE 100 company, Scottish & Newcastle.

"Criticism that we charge into countries without understanding the history or the culture or with any serious plans as to how to address the problems of those countries is another input into the need for taking language seriously," said Sir Adam Roberts, senior research fellow in international relations at Oxford University.

While many in the industry began to recognize the need for mergers in early 1998, it took Sir John to begin the empire-building, as BP acquired Amoco and Arco in rapid succession.

Giant among imaginative promoters of the ideas of interplanetary travel, the colonising by man of nearby planets and the urgent need for peaceful exploration of outer space, Sir Arthur C Clarke, who has died aged 90, was pre-eminent because of his hard and accurate predictions of the detailed technologies of spaceflight and of the use of near-earth space for global communications.

The Judd School was established in 1888, but the need for a secondary school to supplement Sir Andrew Judd's Grammar School (now known as the famous Public School: Tonbridge School) was acknowledged as early as 1870, after it was revealed that only one in 200 of its students was the son of a Tonbridge tradesman.