Sentence examples for particular bachelor from inspiring English sources

Regardless, it would have been tough for show reps to know about Todd's alleged predilection for weapons and Nazi regalia; a public records search didn't reveal any criminal background or connections to neo-Nazis prior to Tuesday, and this particular "Bachelor" wedding happened eight years ago.

Research has shown that college credentials are now a prerequisite for a middle-class lifestyle, but it's not always intuitive -- some certificates earn more than particular bachelor's degrees.

This particular 221B – a bachelor-pad clutter of books, empty bottles and crisp packets alongside test-tubes, a chess set and a music stand ("We had to be careful – we didn't want it to be too Men Behaving Badly," says Moffat) has been constructed in a warehouse on an industrial estate on the outskirts of Cardiff.

"Ess Okay," performed naked and with a ukelele, represents everything bizarre about this particular season of "The Bachelor".

But if one were free to say it - someone, for example, who was not a broker - one might say that this particular piece of property screams "bachelor".

I am a bachelor, and I frequent certain particular houses.

In other words, both authors think bachelor life was necessary to his particular genius, but that there is something "undeveloped" about this.

The Bachelor often portrays international cuisine in particular as a "gross" oddity, placing almost anything that falls outside of the wine and cheese category in the same category as the earthworms.

Other ideas are more original: one of Greenwald's clients volunteered to teach a seminar entitled "Fifteen-Minute Meals for Bachelors" even though she had no particular expertise in the subject.

In the seventeenth century in particular, just about everybody (and their maiden aunt and bachelor uncle) seems to have joined in the hunt for new and distinctive lists of emotions.

In particular they would thank Ans Rensen, lecturer on the bachelor of nursing degree.