Sentence examples for plain months from inspiring English sources

"I made it plain months ago that I think the mayor has earned the right to be our candidate," he added.

The rating agency argued that their intentions had been plain for months if the government didn't take strong action to curb the debt; administration officials claimed they were blindsided.

Mr. Freeman said he practiced stirring plain water for months to develop muscle memory before he brewed his first cup of siphon coffee.

Isis similarly cultivates an atmosphere of fear among its enemies, so that the Iraqi army disintegrated when Isis forces stormed Mosul last June and much the same thing happened when they attacked the supposedly more resolute Iraqi Peshmerga in Sinjar and Nineveh Plain a few months later.

The predominant of sources of MAB are the Thar and Arabian deserts during summer months and the Indo Gangetic Plain during winter months (Kumar and Sarin 2009).

The same western Sydney mosque was visited by plain clothes policemen months before, as the "Street Dawah" movement that prayed there was understood to have links to some of the men arrested last year as part of Australia's largest ever counter-terror raids.

On the plain radiographs 12 months after surgery, 21 of the 26 patients (80.8 %) in group 1 were observed to achieve solid bony fusion; 18 of the 21 (85.7 %) patients in group 2 were observed to achieve solid bony fusion.

It would also mean relinquishing one of the best levers the outside world has had in recent years over China's government: its obsession with making a success of the Beijing Olympics.It is now plain that this month's rioting in Lhasa was not an isolated venting of anti-Chinese spleen (see article).

"We kept roaming about the plains for three months before finding a haven in the Swabi camp," she said.

Afghans remembered their friends, she noted, and "We are your friend".Such an embrace marks a striking change in America's dealings with the wayward Mr Karzai: a "love bomb", as one guest put it, in place of the tough love, or plain hectoring, of recent months.

But as I sat down with her in a bare conference room in her office on West Forty-fifth Street — a room so drained of decoration that it seemed like a stage set for a production of "Endgame" — she made it plain that, after eight months of Trump's Presidency, she was through with political politesse.