Sentence examples for pm from inspiring English sources
"pm" is a correct word in written English, meaning "afternoon/evening" or "past midday." Example: Please come over for dinner at 6 pm.
noun
Initialism of
- Today the sun sets at 8:25 PM
Eagle shouted that Stoate had stood down before the election and the PM had got his facts wrong.
Interestingly, Bill Shorten's support has dropped five points to 42 since his high of 47. Malcolm Turnbull continues to blitz the PM and any other Liberals for that matter.
He said the PM had promised to protect the NHS and had let voters down.
I hope he never gets to be PM!
Luxembourg's PM at the time, Jacques Santer, was eventually agreed on as a compromise – and Juncker, then labour minister, was elevated into the top post in his home country.
According to Downing Street, Cameron, in the 14 months after he became PM, met News Corporation editors and executives 15 times and attended five events and three parties organised by the company.
The commentators - being mischief-makers - will not say just that he wants to be PM; they will add that he should be.
But as I turned on to PM on Thursday afternoon it turned out I had miscalculated.
The Russian PM said he did not understand what was happening in Ukraine.
With the quest for more northern seats as difficult as it has ever been for the Tories, the same-sex marriage image has revealed a dangerous trend for the PM.
— steve hawkes (@steve_hawkes) May 7, 2014 PM sounding like someone who's up for Pfizer if they give just the slightest guarantee that wins PR battle #pmqs — Joey Jones (@joeyjonessky) May 7, 2014 First tranche of PMQs seemed weirdly shambolic; PM, having indulged in pointscoring on housing policy, objects to Ed Mili same re pfizer.
