Sentence examples for sates in from inspiring English sources
Mifepristone was introduced in the United Sates in 2000, and according to the report, there were 187,000 medication abortions in 2008, compared with 158,000 the previous year.
In 1855, this soldier and five-time president of Mexico, best known for leading his country's troops at the Alamo, was banished from that country, mostly for selling millions of acres to the United Sates in the Gadsden Purchase.
RAPD revealed the genetic relatedness and genetic diversity among studied wild P. ostreatus, indigenous to two sates in Southwestern Nigeria.
Scottish immigrants brought the sport with them to the United Sates in the 1830s; by 1855, curling clubs existed in New York City, Detroit and Milwaukee.
This corresponds to a delay in the idle state and it is represented by upper left two sates in the Figure 6.
Although field data are lacking and existing regulatory constraints do not yet permit the application of SATES in contaminated aquifers, reactive transport modeling provides a means of assessing the risks of SATES application in contaminated aquifers.
The show suffers from its own appeal, being so good as to create an appetite in its viewers that is difficult to sate in a ten episode series.
Margaret sate in Dunfermline toun, Whining her blude-red whine: "Whar sall I find ae doughty scribe Tae wield this LangPen o' mine?" I hummed.
That prurient curiosity about grisly news stories is stoked and sanctioned by the press is a truism, but in the case of abducted women rescued from captivity, there is something particularly odd about the idea that the public's curiosity should be sated in this formulaic way.
But Venice is another matter heir to Byzantium, progenitor of Marco Polo, patron of Titian and inspiration to Lord Byron, who Look'd to the wingd Lion's marble piles, Where Venice sate in state, throned on her hundred isles!
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