Sentence examples for sheet must be from inspiring English sources
A description sheet must be consulted for things to be completely clear.
Since cutting into tempered glass causes it to break, each sheet must be polished and drilled for the connecting fittings before it is tempered.
WHEN it comes to bed linens, Julian Tomchin is a debunker of myths, like the one that says a 1,000-thread-count sheet must be of superior quality (not necessarily, he said) or the one that professes a pure cotton sheet can be wrinkle-free (don't get him started).
His favourite of his own clues was his first prizewinner for BEDSTEAD in Ximenes No. 634: 'To lie still is not enough here; both sides of the sheet must be tucked in', but he was also rightly proud of his clue to BODY-SNATCHER for AZ No. 482: 'Stiff collaring: that's my trade – shows what can be done by starch'.
(7) 3 Wild love affair like this could give you coronary (7) 4 To lie still is not enough here; both sides of the sheet must be tucked in (8) 5 You'll find Australia's opening bats reformed at the wicket — it's all to be very sober (7) 6 Stiff collaring: that's my trade — shows what can be done by starch (12) Answers below, and the follow-up to the David Bowie post will now appear next week.
The amended fact sheet must be given to each customer who purchases a phone.
The hole in the balance-sheet must be sealed before the economy can regain its bounce.Because of this overhang of debt, America's consumers cannot lead a sustained recovery.
In the long run, of course, your time sheets must be an honest indication of hours worked.
But against the scale of Congo's previous conflicts, these were considered minor.Official results will take some time as ballot papers and results sheets must be ferried by foot, motorbike, pirogue and plane to counting centres across the vast country.
The lesson of big banking busts, such as Japan's in the 1990s, is that debt-laden balance-sheets must be restructured and troubled banks fixed before real recoveries can take off.
Pharmaceutical companies' balance sheets must be benefiting from cough and cold remedies (which merely offer limited relief from symptoms) – couldn't they divert some funds into finding a real cure?
