Sentence examples for plans a very from inspiring English sources
Per Larsen, chief coordinator for the Danish police, called the protesters' plans "a very well-planned operation".
Berlin called the plans a "very modest commitment by students," comparing it to the mandatory dining program at Harvard that costs upwards of $4,000.
CLEVELAND — Senator Rob Portman of Ohio plans a very busy convention week as Republicans pour into his home state beginning Monday.
A Forbes competitor, Fortune, plans "a very modest increase" in ad-page rates, in the low single digits, said Mike Federle, publisher in New York, "the most modest we've taken in my six years here".
It too plans a very light touch when the regulation comes into force.
"How is it safer for a heavily pregnant woman bleeding to death as recently reported in the papers to have to travel 45 minutes further in an emergency?" He has branded the plans a "very foolish mistake" which will cost lives.
For example, Plan A is very basic, covering 100% of four benefits.
She is planning a very limited playing schedule next season.
Which gives any would-be dictator planning a very British coup one solid hint.
Selig, in the release, called the Tigers' plan "a very progressive and sensitive series of programs".
You could plan a very peculiar holiday looking at early Christian bronze doors.
