Sentence examples for pen could be from inspiring English sources

And if the Brexit vote was somehow not respected by Westminster, Le Pen could be bolstered in her outrage.

But men and women alike complain that security can be inconsistent, or seem silly: when a pen could be a weapon, why bother taking away nail files?

The rumbling unrest over spending cuts that has swept the continent is accompanied, in France, however, by the very plausible chance that the Front National leader Marine le Pen could be elected president in 2017, on a platform that promises withdrawal from the EU, renationalisation of major industries, protectionist tariffs and more.

Fougasse's highly personal little curly stick men, drawn perhaps with a signwriter's pen, could be reproduced by almost any method, but the sharp lines and solid black areas of Bateman (deriving ultimately from Aubrey Beardsley's decorative style) and the thick thin pen strokes of Shepard (more in the Keene tradition) were well served by modern processes.

They said, "Put the pen down!" They claimed my pen could be a weapon and hurt someone. .

Much more than a typical writing instrument, this pen could be your last ditch hope in a dire situation..

Mr. Baker said the duck pens could be seen for about a mile from the railroad tracks down to the shores of Little Seatuck Creek, Seatuck Creek and East River, the town's three waterways to Moriches Bay.

The reduced reorganization energies of dehydrogenated P-PENs could be intimately connected to the bonding nature of phosphorus atoms.

Simulation indicated that up to 13 pens could be installed in the southern area of Laguna de Rocha without increasing the usual concentration of total nitrogen in other areas of the lagoon.

Guidelines from WHO package for essential non-communicable disease (WHO-PEN) could be used in implementing diabetes screening, treatment and follow up programme.

He was, in fact, quite ruthless with his pen and could be harsh with his critiques of a poem or piece of fiction.