Sentence examples for reference that a from inspiring English sources
"In practice, that's probably a frame of reference that a lot of scorers take into account," Waterman said of fielders not touching a ball.
"There was a reference that a member of bin Laden's family should remember to get here before the work is done," said a United States official familiar with the intelligence.
One of his most important cases came in 1964 when in Hedley Byrne & Co Ltd v Heller & Partners Ltd the House of Lords ruled in a case over a bank reference that a party could bring an action over negligent misstatement when no contract existed.
The writer posits different letters of reference that a Manhattan Cooperative Association might receive about the recently acquitted murder suspect....TO THE 1040 FIFTH AVENUE COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION I am pleased to write in support of Mr. Simpson's application to become a member of your cooperative.
"Another goal was to create a resource that simultaneously could be, one, a book that serves as an overview of the important aspects of teaching legal writing and, two, a kind of a desk reference that a professor could pick up at any time, go to a particular section in the book, and use as a starting point to answer any particular questions that the professor may have," says Whelan.
Time was such a frequent reference that a broad "TIME" code was added to the qualitative analysis of the interview data.
Another approach is to generate a reference that is a combination of all moult stages.
We met on Scruff, a gay hookup app – his username was Spy in the Cab, a Bauhaus reference, that was a throwback to my youth.
We met on Scruff, a gay hookup app his username was Spy in the Cab, a Bauhaus reference, that was a throwback to my youth.
2. References: Yes, we all have a reference that's vaguely a family friend that you babysat for back in high school.
This article was amended on 14 February 2018 to correct Gerald Stanley's age from 66 to 56 and to remove a reference that said Chelsea Vowel was a lawyer.
