Sentence examples for ree from inspiring English sources
"Ree made a life that fit into this unexpected world in which she found herself," said Laura Ziskin, a movie producer, who, with Amy Pascal, of Sony Pictures, optioned "Black Heels to Tractor Wheels".
On May 1st Mr Morales nationalised Transportadora de Electricidad (TDE), Bolivia's national power-grid company, which was owned by Spain's Red Eléctrica Española (REE) and supplies 72% of the country's power.
If Mr Morales wants to avoid more unrest, he will have to run TDE as well as REE did.
A 70-kg (154-pound) man, whose REE over the course of a day might be 1,750 kilocalories, could expend a total of 2,400 kilocalories on a very sedentary day and up to 4,000 kilocalories on a very active day.
Radio Exterior de España (REE) provides overseas services, broadcasting in 10 languages.
Because of practical considerations, the BMR is rarely measured; the resting energy expenditure (REE) is determined under less stringent conditions, with the individual resting comfortably about 2 to 4 hours after a meal.
His wife Marie (pronounced "May-ree" by her husband) routinely calls him a smart-ass.
Kiribati (pronounced keer-ree-bahss) is made up of thirty-two andlls and a raised coral island that straddle the equator in the middle of the Pacific, and reach barely six and a half feet above sea level.
When someone finally asked her to define the word "wo-ree," the woman revealed that the word was actually "whores"; she had never heard it spoken.
People were yelling 'U-ree-bay!' " — meaning Juan Uribe had hit the home run to put the Giants ahead to stay.
Missou-REE or Missou-RAH?
