Sentence examples for sentencing to make from inspiring English sources
Rapists being given six-month sentencing to make amends for the victims life that is forever altered?
And that you don't need 14 sub clauses in a sentence to make yourself understood.
He was caught in a federal cocaine sting and sentenced to make anti-drugs TV programmes.
But you're just throwing in those stray sentences to make yourself feel good.
Can you consult thesaurus.com mid-sentence to make yourself sound cleverer than you actually are?
The entry for "dull" was illustrated with the sentence "To make dictionaries is dull work".
By six, Owen could put together a simple three-word sentence to make a request, with a lot of prompts.
"You have to keep warning people, and if they commit more violence, you have to get them and give them long sentences to make an example of them".
One of Mr. Sharif's lawyers, Khawaja Naveed, told reporters that the prosecution was demanding a death sentence to make sure the former prime minister never returns to politics.
We may find it difficult to construct sentences, to make ourselves understood clearly or engage with people other than those most familiar with us.
At the beginning of "Pride and Prejudice," Jane Austen utters a sentence to make a literary Darwinist salivate: "It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife".
