"Gerry is a sole practitioner.
Earlier this month, former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich asked a federal judge to cancel his retrial, saying he is low on cash and would rather just be sentenced on his sole conviction from the first trial.
We collapsed, as planned, to our knees, conveying the beautiful anguish of our subjection to the sole King of Sentences — bowed heads, fingers wriggling as if combing the air for particles of his greatness.
As regards syntactic structures, the Mandarin Chinese existential negator 沒有 méiyǒu verb can appear as the sole predicate of the sentence, as shown in (33).
We Are Now Beginning Our Descent is full of sentences whose sole purpose is to keep the narrative strands apart.
In Connecticut, one former sole trustee, Paul J. Silvester, was sentenced to a federal prison term of four years and three months after pleading guilty in 1999 to corruption charges involving misuse of the office for personal gain.
They seem to identify low risk individuals with high levels of accuracy, but their use as sole determinants of detention, sentencing, and release is not supported by the current evidence.
That single sentence was the sole public recognition Dylan had given to the prestigious award, announced last week in Stockholm.
The severity of the crime should be the sole consideration in setting the sentence; guesswork about how to moderate the activities of presumed extremist groups is not admissible.
Walter Benjamin said of Walser's "garlands of language" that "each sentence has the sole purpose of rendering the previous one forgotten".
