Sentence examples for oral part from inspiring English sources
I was preparing for the oral part of my English GCSE.
The written portion counted for 60percentt of the grade and the oral part the rest.
He feels confident of the oral part, but worries about the written.
Many poets since the 1960s have dreamed of a new hybrid art, part oral, part written, part English, part something else: an art grounded in ethnic identity, fueled by collective pride, yet irreducibly individual too.
Fleur, an out-of-license guidance counselor -- she keeps failing the guidance exam (only the oral part) -- is the agent of reality, not that reality, Zindel style, is preferable to a hallucinatory life.
But because the city counted the oral part of the exam as 40 percent of the ultimate grade, and the written part as 60 percent, Mr. Briscoe did not make the final cut.
Female graduates are underperforming in both the MCQ and oral parts of the primary FRCA examination compared to male graduates, and are less likely to pass the examination at the first attempt.
In all three regions derived from megacolonic samples, the proportion of NOS-positive neurons (control: 55%) was significantly increased: in non-dilated oral parts to 61% (p = 0.003), in megacolonic regions to 72% (p < 0.001) and in non-dilated anal regions to 78% (p < 0.001).
Part oral history, part bite-size political history, and part travelogue, Rock in a Hard Place focuses predominantly on the heavy-metal scenes in Lebanon, Egypt, Israel, Palestine, Saudi Arabia, Iran, and Syria (though the author also includes a few punk and prog-rock bands, and even a variety of hip-hop artists).
Part oral history, part academic thesis, "Re-Make/Re-Model" essentially deconstructs the cast and credits of Roxy Music's wildly inventive 1972 debut album.
Part oral history, part pictorial biography (with more than 250 photographs), MANDELA: The Authorized Portrait (Andrews McMeel, $50) traces his career from his early days as a student leader and young lawyer to his decades in prison as an international cause célèbre, then on to his 1993 Nobel Prize and his postpresidential commitment to equality and peace.
