Sentence examples for specter at from inspiring English sources

PAGE A22 THE POLITICAL SPECTER AT JUSTICE Attorney General Michael Mukasey was supposed to end the cynical politicization of the Justice Department.

The president appeared with Specter at a rally in Pennsylvania in September, telling the crowd that Specter came to Washington "to fight for the working men and women of Pennsylvania".

The traumatized soldier turned specter at the family feast has been a dramatic staple at least since World War I.

For most of the rest of the spot, the president is seen speaking, with intermittent shots of Mr. Specter at his side.

I also had SPECTER at one point, but I nixed that because I feared that savvy solvers would claim that this ghostly creature would also not have a reflection.

Kristi Roberts New York City Specter, at the end of his article, attributes the disappearance of his chest pains to the soothing words of his doctor, and concludes that the ritual of visiting his doctor worked like a placebo.

Audiences relish the experience of sitting in darkened theaters in communal fear, gasping at specters, cowering at muffled cries and scary sounds emanating from attics, wondering what lies behind the closed door of an old, spooky house.

"I do believe that it is a matter of importance," Mr. Specter said at a news conference in Washington on Friday.

Mr. Specter said at the time that it was highly unlikely that a Supreme Court nominee who would change abortion rights precedents could be confirmed, in part because of the determined opposition of the Democrats.

If Société Générale, BNP Paribas and Crédit Agricole continue to have trouble raising money, Moody's said, the French government will probably step in to provide them with financial support, raising the specter of at least a partial nationalization of the biggest French banks.

The report released Saturday evening by a special committee of the Enron Corporation's board clearly raises the specter that at the foundation of the company's downfall was a series of multimillion-dollar crimes, legal experts and former prosecutors said yesterday.