Sentence examples for senior thanks from inspiring English sources
They also look after Dappy, formerly of N-Dubz, who recently tweeted an endorsement for Lamb senior; thanks to the family's shared love of British rap, Lamb says his mother is "is the only 90-year-old in Britain with a poster of Lethal Bizzle in her kitchen".
That growth goes a long way towards closing the gap between CBS–long dubbed the network for seniors thanks to shows such as The Education of Max Bickford and Judging Amy and its hipster competitor NBC, which is owned by General Electric.
His team made a bright start at Molineux and 21-year-old Taylor netted the first goal of his senior career thanks to some generous Wolves defending.
Retirees in Wisconsin have access to some of the best health care in the country, with the state ranking second in senior health thanks in part to low crime and widespread health care insurance coverage.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6882/12/30/prepub The senior author thanks the Institute of Bioresources and Sustainable Development IBSDD), Imphal and Department of Biotechnology, Government of India for the PhD-JRF fellowship.
National Review was able to identify one "senior administration official," thanks to the chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee: "Senator Joseph Biden, Democrat of Delaware, says that national security adviser Condoleezza Rice promised him that there would be no October surprise".
The mob appears to have targeted the institute because Laine's book thanks senior manager Shrikant Bahulkar and other institute researchers for their help.
Uganda and Rwanda clinched their places in the final of the Cecafa Senior Challenge Cup thanks to their semi-final victories on Thursday.
To build out its tech platform, Plum Print has brought on a former senior Google engineer, thanks to the new funding.
Those not watching the game in person or on television were still able to get a sense of just how nuts the place went when the senior cornerback scored thanks to the ecstatic radio call of Auburn's Rod Bramblett.
But all remain, and earn a decent living, thanks to senior citizens like my bionic Pop-Pop, a retired doctor powered by a pacemaker and a defibrillator.
