As they watched, Judge Lynch took the oath (again) and put on the traditional black robe.
By the time I reached Epcot, I was ready to put on my Mickey ears and take the oath.
From the first moment we put on our nation's uniform and swore our solemn oath, we committed ourselves to fight for freedom and justice; to defend our constitution and put the needs of others before our own.
"I told them that in swearing that oath, and putting on that uniform, they had earned a place in a long line of heroes, the men and women throughout our history that made America great and free," he added.
This morning, he was proselytizing to about three dozen people at his group's Oath of Office Training, one of several workshops that it puts on across the country each year.
I am so excited I can't wait for the day I make the oath of becoming a doctor and I'm putting on that gown - I think I'll be so excited.
Put on mascara, putting on multiple coats.
After she forced one HMRC official to reveal the legal advice he gave about a tax deal with Goldman Sachs by putting him on oath, Gus O'Donnell, then head of the civil service, accused her of presiding over a "theatrical exercise in public humiliation".
"Exceptional" nations, therefore, are compelled to engage in some fancy bookkeeping which exceptional individuals can avoid -- at least until they are put on trial or subjected to interrogation under oath.
After Roberts put on his black robe, he said: "Are you ready to take the oath?" "Yes, I am," said Obama.
In such cases it was essential to prevent the infection of this 'oath' spreading throughout the camp, and the 'resistor' who started it was put on the ground, a foot placed on his throat and mud stuffed in his mouth.
