Sentence examples for submission when from inspiring English sources

He says we often use words such as pain, fear and submission when describing death.

It is when expectation replaces submission, when despair is touched with the awareness of possibility, that the forces of human desire and the passion for justice are unloosed".

I fully understood her comments about not being so obsessed by the sport to remember to modify every Whereabouts submission when something changes.

"When I told my co-workers, they pictured leather chaps and male submission, when in actuality, there's a wide range of activities that come under the BDSM umbrella," he said.

A PI rejected a manuscript coming from a female postdoc as 'unpublishable' while that same manuscript is judged to be 'a great piece of work and ready for submission' when coming from the male co-first author instead.

A few weeks ago, Ms. Fields delayed the submission when she heard from the Suffolk County Health Department and the Long Island chapters of the American Lung Association and the American Cancer Society.

The process can take years, but he was seeking to win priority for the case and called on journalists and organisations to write to the court's registrar to support that bid, and make submissions when the case is heard by the court.

"The parties' submissions, when carefully read, leave the distinct impression that the proposed consent judgment was a contrivance designed to provide the SEC with the facade of enforcement and the management of the Bank with a quick resolution of an embarrassing inquiry".

He punished Elkins with hard punches in open range and threatened with submissions when Elkins closed distance.

Having a good HD handheld camera for audition submissions when requested or to create your own content is an advantage.

This was in the days when most internet connections outside the university were via telephone lines, so that keeping up with submissions when on holiday or even at meetings, could be a tedious business involving dropped connections and long pauses in transmission of papers.