Sentence examples similar to styled judges from inspiring English sources
But the more unsettling issue involves our personal reading choices, particularly among the self-styled judges of contemporary fiction.
"There is no historical precedent allowing a self-styled judge or a citizen's grand jury [to] have any import on the outcome of the Malheur occupiers' demands to open public lands, other to than to excite those embracing a fringe view," wrote Bill Morlin of the Southern Poverty Law Center.
Château Raymond-Lafon Sauternes, Bordeaux, France 2008 (from £11.50, 37.5cl, The Wine Society Fine & Raree) Working as well with cheese (especially Stilton) as it does with the Christmas pud, this beautifully judged classically styled dessert wine has a pretty floral, blossom-like character as well as gorgeous crystallised tangerine citrus and honey.
(Ex: straighten it, curl it, or just let it natural!) clean and styled hair will always attract the judges!
The judges of the court were styled masters of requests, and they had many other duties, which often caused delays.
Scherzinger, who served as a judge for the short-lived similarly styled The Singing Bee on NBC last year, said the X Factor will be another way for her to grow as an artist.
(6) The judges other than the President and Deputy President are to be styled "Justices of the Supreme Court".
But then, Judge Leon went on: The question in this case can be more properly be styled as follows.
She styled Serena's hair.
Styled by Anne Christensen.
