Sentence examples for standard got from inspiring English sources

"The perfection standard got too perfect".

Associated counter-attacked with London Lite, the Standard got squeezed in the middle and everyone lost money.

Of the seven currencies which changed by more than 10%, the Big Mac standard got the direction right in six cases.

Otherwise, there has been a litany of excuses and explanations from disappointed, disappointing, Britons: "The added pressure of finishing top two and getting the A standard got me," said 800m Mukhtar Mohammad.

The London Evening Standard got giddily excited about the visit of the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall to its offices on Wednesday, hailing the "historic" occasion across pages one and three.

"The owners of the Chiclets are walking around as proud as peacocks," said Dr. Lowenberg, the Manhattan dentist, "and their family and friends are walking around behind their back saying, 'What did she do to her teeth?' " "The white standard got too white," he added.

The blogosphere can be incisive without that particular standard getting in the way.

"The losses are larger in other areas of the tax code, but somehow a different standard gets applied to this".

Among the other starters, eggplant stuffed with ricotta and mozzarella was as good as this limited standard gets.

Colin Diersing, a former student of mine who is a leader of Harvard's Institute of Politics, thinks a gender-related double standard gets applied to Clinton.

That's a lot of Lincolns, but Mr. Ferguson, a senior editor at The Weekly Standard, gets to nearly all of them, saving the obvious for last.