Sentence examples for perhaps mention from inspiring English sources
And I should perhaps mention that in the Territory's capital, Darwin, I had a punch thrown at me for the first time in 30 years.
(I should perhaps mention that, in the late eighties, Porter was my boss. His phone rang off the hook, and I, a temporary secretary, had the job of answering it).
With regards to his "interests" - to be pedantic, his dual citizenship is not an interest but is useful to know so he should perhaps mention this as part of his personal profile.
I should, perhaps, mention that this tendency to wish away or downplay the significance of the outside world is something one finds quite frequently in the European tradition of the novel.
Savita Dead Time by Anne Cassidy When I was Joe by Keren David The Long Weekend by Savita Kalhan Illegal by Miriam Halahmy Anthony McGowan Might I perhaps mention that my own rather well received teen crime book, The Knife That Killed Me (long listed for the Guardian Prize), has been made into a film, to be released next year?
When we describe the organization of biological communities, we often focus on competition and predation and perhaps mention parasitism and a few instances of mutualism like pollination.
Five years ago, when writing about a restaurant, the crockery would be noticed and perhaps mentioned but now close attention is paid not only to the food but to the potter and designer of the plates.
Sometimes X shows up to drop the boys off or collect them looking as rough as I feel right now, perhaps mentioning he's hardly slept, but he doesn't give details and I don't ask.
Perhaps mentioning how and particular points when they build, put your songs suggestions with links in comments below, and optionally in the Spotify playlist by last orders (11pm BST) this Monday 1 June for the results to be published next Thursday 4 June.
Be specific here, perhaps mentioning some of your better responses during the interview.
Perhaps the mention of riots was his subtle way of trying to prod Washington to pass a jobs bill.
