Sentence examples for notes an offense from inspiring English sources
Throughout last Saturday's matinee, under the conductor Clotilde Otranto, it played a record number of wrong notes, an offense not just to Tchaikovsky but also to Balanchine.
Some months ago, noting an offense in the local penal code called "jostling," for pickpockets caught before the act, we proposed a similar concept in international law, for countries that haven't quite got their hand in anyone's pocket, but is going to try to get it there.
By Stanley Edgar Hyman The New Yorker, March 22 , 1947P. 25 Some months ago, noting an offense in the local penal code called "jostling," for pickpockets caught before the act, we proposed a similar concept in international law, for countries that haven't quite got their hand in anyone's pocket, but is going to try to get it there.
Ryan, while praising Sanchez, noted that the passer rating also reflected other facets of an offense that had scored only 9 points in the previous two games.
The guidelines note that the sexual abuse of minors by clerics is not only an offense punishable by church law, but also "a crime prosecuted by civil law".
"Hey, and Drew, for future reference?" A note of offense had creptinto his voice.
"They've got too good an offense".
(He wasn't charged with an offense).
Failure to comply is an offense.
