Sentence examples for subject totally from inspiring English sources

This week's subject: Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs.

So, send your emails with the subject "TOTALLY LIVEBLOG DARK VICTORY NEXT SUNDAY, FOR FUN" and I'll run it up the flagpole with my editors.

As long as you respond in some way to the question, a simple, mm hmm, can suffice if followed with a good question - for example, they say, "Are you free to help me cleaning up later?" You say, "Mmm-hmm, what's for dinner, are we having something home cooked?" You can take this a step further by changing the subject totally and throwing in a compliment too, "I hope it's something home cooked.

Margaret chose Bye's entry as the winner "because I found the subject matter totally gripping – it's set in 1944, when the Soviet counteroffensive has reached the Vistula River – and the prose itself is satisfyingly dense, and it has what I look for in any good translation, a very convincing voice".

Generally speaking, any novelist writing after the publication in the 1960s of Hubert Selby's Last Exit to Brooklyn or Gore Vidal's Myra Breckinridge can expect little objection, on the part of either publisher or police, to language or subject matter totally unacceptable, under the obscenity laws then operating, in 1922, when Ulysses was first published.

Are any subjects totally disregarded on any or all courses?

This can be found at: www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergraduate/policies/alevel.html Are any subjects totally disregarded on any or all courses?

The observed elevation in HCC risk among diabetics was statistically significant in the subgroup of subjects totally devoid of viral HBV/HCV serology.

The dataset contained 3 time points of 23 stroke patients' samples and 23 control samples from non-disease subjects (totally 23*4 = 92 samples)(Table 1).

Among these one million subjects, totally 47111 patients with acne (ICD-9-CM 706.x except 706.0) from the one million subjects at risk were identified (including 16568 male patients and 30543 female patients).

However, few studies report that the prevalence of OBI is approximately 16%-18% in subjects with evidences of previous HBV infection (i.e. HBcAb positive/HBsAg negative patients) and of 7-8% in subjects totally seronegative for HBV [ 4- 6].