Sentence examples for personal ear from inspiring English sources

According to the report, Rivers arrived at the facility around 9am with her personal ear, nose and throat doctor.

Rivers died at the age of 81 on 4 September, following an endoscopy that her personal ear, nose and throat doctor performed on her at the Yorkville Endoscopy clinic in New York City's Upper East Side neighborhood.

You should do little nice things for them like spit your gum out and tape it to their keyboard, bring them a Kit Kat, and stick up for them, or do sneak-attack wet willies (this is very, very intimate, and is quite obviously the cunnilingus of office pranks; get a general sense of their personal ear relationship first).

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In 2012 more than 500 potential cancer drugs were under investigation, according to a survey by IMS Health, an American research group—over five times as many as were being developed in the next biggest category, diabetes.In this section Getting close and personal The ear underground Death breath Correction: Chuck Yeager ReprintsThree trends are helping to fill this cancer-drug cornucopia.

"The first item at every board meeting, at every company, is safety," says George Karageorgiou, Stelios' personal eyes and ears at the various companies.

It entered the prison market by chance when it was asked to bid on a contract for "ear bud" personal listening devices at one prison.

A close-up of the head and top of shoulders (80%+ of the photo) Both ears showing or both edges of the face visible if hair covers the ears No personal portrait style or looking over one shoulder Photos must be taken against a plain white to 18% grey background without shadows.

Andriessen's highly personal, minimalist dissonance left ears ringing and spirits leaping.

But for those who do want to bring the noise, finding the right headphones can get personal, since not all ears are created equal.

Modernising monarchists, if such oxymoronic creatures exist, might argue that it's unreasonable to ask the prince to pretend, as his mother doggedly has, that there is no room for personal opinion between the ears of the head of state.