Sentence examples for submission it's from inspiring English sources

As for the boxes the women in his novel occupy – they are cheated on, objectified; if they sleep with many men they describe themselves as sluts, the high-flying career woman has an abortion so that she can write a novel; they do all the cooking, Harry's wife, Sandi, in particular is all submission – "it's a work of imagination, so I wasn't necessarily writing about my immediate world.

Submittable also allows publishers to charge a small fee (usually $2 to $5) for each submission — it's a new source of revenue, but also a way to reduce the amount of spam.

In the news: Comic Jenny Church, on the LAPD attributing a drop in officer-involved shootings during 1994 to a technique called "verbal judo," by which cops talk people into submission: "It's not pretty to see someone get a tongue-lashing from a black belt...

If you'll be calling a prospective employer to ask if a job is still available or to follow up on a resume submission, it's important to sound enthusiastic.

The initial idea may well have been John Darwin's rather than Anne's but, in the crown's submission, it was a scheme in which Anne Darwin not only played an equal and vital role, but it was a role which she played with superb aplomb".

When the British parliament did publish the newspaper's submission, it claimed 'that a similar deal had been struck with Amos Adamu, although he was prevented from voting because he was suspended following our original article'.

Apple executive Derek Taylor, whom Harrison had invited to help run the Beatles' label in early 1968, later recalled of Gill's submission: "It was a nice painting but missed the essence of hope".

Regardless of Moore's devastating submission, it has been clear for years that risk controls at banks had gone out of the window.

According to City Opera's court submission, it had run up deficits of $3.3 million in 2002, $6.3 million in 2003, $3.9 million in 2004, $5.6 million in 2005, and nearly $3 million in 2006.

* * * * * * * * * * * TONIGHT'S TV & RADIO ITV1: Germany v Ecuador (2.30pm) Onwards and downwards we go in search of the planet's worst World Cup commentary, and from today's submissions it seems that, like charity, cretinism begins at home.

Tweedy requested songwriting submissions from other members, but only one submission John Stirratt's "It's Just That Simple"—appeared on A.M. It was the last song Wilco ever released that was lyrically solely written by a member besides Tweedy.