Sentence examples for somebody else present from inspiring English sources

Paul J. Browne, the Police Department's chief spokesman, who is not related to Duane Browne, said: "The overarching consideration that is looked at, in whether a shooting is justified or not, is whether it is reasonable for the police officer to believe that either he or somebody else present is in imminent danger of serious injury or death.

If the gift is given after death through a will, the will must comply with Section 9 of the Wills Act 1837, which requires that the will be in writing and signed by the testator (or somebody else present, at the testator's instruction), it is clear that the testator intended to give effect to the will, and the signature is made or noted by two or more witnesses.

I have competed in a variety of events: Declamation (presenting a memorized speech that was given by somebody else), Extemporaneous Speaking (presenting limited preparation speeches on current affairs) and Original Oratory (presenting an original speech).

However, overall when asked 'did you want somebody else to be present,' 39% (32/82) answered that they would not have wanted anyone else there.

"I was in somebody else, but I was present.

As some medical ethicists see it, the doctors essentially are giving canned speeches written by the drug companies; after all, the med schools would not allow students to present somebody else's work.

I used this method once by simply presenting somebody else's results, with his consent and enriched by some of my own results, at a workshop back home.

Hari defines plagiarism as "presenting somebody else's intellectual work are your own".

Dear Santee, Pleas ask God to give us back our mamma and you can give our presents to somebody else.

Those presents may be lightly used to you, but they're virtually new to somebody else.

Apparently, somebody else was.