Sentence examples for s mostly from inspiring English sources
Talk story that begins with "Q"s mostly without "A"s (from a man walking up Sixth Avenue in sleet): Why don't I have an umbrella?
By James Stevenson The New Yorker, March 24 , 1986P. 31 Talk story that begins with "Q"s mostly without "A"s (from a man walking up Sixth Avenue in sleet): Why don't I have an umbrella?
But English is pretty simple: verbs hardly conjugate; nouns pluralise easily (just add "s", mostly) and there are no genders to remember.English-speakers appreciate this when they try to learn other languages.
It can be seen in Figure 11, SNR rises with T s mostly, for ε in 0.005 ∼0.5.
The presence of separate gypsum and calcite levels suggests a slow-rate alteration process, started with the crystallization and growth of a carbonate layer and its later, partial reaction with S, mostly limited to its outermost part.
The choice of appropriate method will be highly dependent on the used illumination source(s) mostly considering the angle of light.
Alliances formed with subcontractor(s) offered mostly positive results.
Mostly "E"s: Congratulations!
(e) ¯__/¯ * * * Results: Mostly "A"s: Congratulations!
Pearl, a 15-time Emmy award winner, previously worked at ABC Sports in the 1980's, mostly under Roone Arledge.
