Sentence examples for sir in the from inspiring English sources
GALLATIN: Yes, sir, in the fifties.
John replies coolly: "Yes, sir, in the old world that's right.
SIR —In the 1970's, many countries started to mandate the use of helmets on two-wheel vehicles.
'Cause as you know, sir, in the heat of action, men are likely to forget where their best interests lie and that their emotions carry them away.
SIR —In the article "Beggar thy neighbour" it is argued that the (current and potential) problems of the Spanish economy come from an excessive wage growth.
Some people, not familiar with Welsh forenames, have addressed me as "Sir" in the past (in correspondence - not to my face, fortunately).
Resorting to the derivation of the SIR in (39) in the preceding section, we yield for the achievable SIR in an OFDM-SDMA system with spatial diversity gain : (48).
We also found numerous SIRs in the three genomes.
In men, the SIRs after bladder cancer were statistically lower than the SIRs in the opposite sequence.
However, the presence of IgE antibodies did not result in SIRs in the majority of patients.
Our present SIRs in the post-AIDS period are therefore underestimates and this hampers the evaluation of trends in cancer risk by immune status.
