Sentence examples for ow in from inspiring English sources

Richard Michael Rossi, 54, whom Mr. Marquardt sentenced to death in 1988, speaking by phone from death ow in Arizona State Prison, said of the judge: "There is a lot of irony here.

Long ā (Old Norse á) was rounded to å (pronunciation similar to the o in English order; in Icelandic and West Norwegian, pronunciation is like the ow in English now).

Just a couple of days ago I ran into Emile Griffith, and he had a tea, and he took the tea bag out and burned his finger and said, 'Ow!' And I said, 'Emile, did you ever say "Ow!" in the ring?' And he said, 'No!' " Here's a selection of faces from "Box" (along with Tokunbo Olajide's hand and Don King's bling).

To compare cardiorespiratory responses between pool floor walking and overground walking (OW) in people poststroke.

SFOI was more efficacious than OW in reducing drug use in the drug user's home environment.

The recurrent "ow" in all the company's names was initially produced by a technical bug but was later adopted and incorporated into the brand.

That shows that more genes were up- or down-regulated in OW than in TW.

Owing in part to these crises, Eisenhower carried all but seven states in the election.

Owing in part to the recession and in part to relatively low natural-gas prices, power-plant emissions have already fallen significantly in recent years.

Owing in part to improved medical care, cultural stars are not just refusing to go gentle into that good night, they are refusing to go anywhere.

Owing in part to its status as a retail behemoth, Wal-Mart has met with resistance in numerous communities (including New York City) when it has tried to open stores.