Sentence examples for sentences any from inspiring English sources

The state's statute did not intend to reduce all death sentences to life sentences "any time any aspect of the statute is held to be unconstitutional," Bondi, a Republican, wrote in the filing.

Students don't need to parse sentences any more but they do need to be able to construct them properly.

"Just because you were abused as a child does not make your inability to stick with the same verb tense for more than two sentences any more bearable.

You can read him for his books, but it's better to read him for his sentences, any one of which — anywhere — can rise up to startle you with its wry perfection.

He honed his craft of stringing together clean and simple sentences any way he could: film and theater reviews, 19 books (all nonfiction), song lyrics, wry essays for each major '44 reunion, and "clever, hilarious poems for every relative's various milestones," says Caroline.

Stanford law professor Michele Landis Dauber, who is leading the recall campaign, applauded Persky's recusal, saying: "It's a relief that he won't be hearing this case, because his sentence in the first place was dramatically out of step … with the sentences any other judge in the county would've given".

It has not sentenced any to death in the past eight years.

We'll use "cribs," "skeeve," and "bootylicious" in a sentence any day.

I can't stand it when someone writes "obviously" in at the beginning of a sentence, any sentence.

A governor may give a pardon or commute a sentence any day of the week, for any reason whatsoever.

One reader of this series expressed a desire to see a diagram of a sentence — any sentence — from Henry James's "The Golden Bowl".