Republican Sen. John Negedly, a former Contra Costa County district attorney, had sponsored the bill that switched sentences from flexible to more fixed.
(Here we are ignoring some very serious complications that arise with examples like 'most men who entered turned the switch'.) Sentence (21) seems to accurately reflect the truth conditions of 'He will turn the switch', even in the case where two men turn the switch simultaneously.
You should switch from one sentence in Russian, to one sentence in English.'.
She speaks 19 to the dozen, sometimes switching mid-sentence between Urdu and English.
Becerra flips from Spanish to English throughout the day, often giving the same speech in both languages or switching mid-sentence.
If the noun "Edith" and the pronoun "she" switched places, the sentence would still make sense.
Flipping through "Tremolo," you immediately confront a prickly stir of humor, philosophy and romantic giddiness; reading this book is something like walking into a kitchen at a party and coming upon a wild charmer you'd never met, mid-gesticulation -- a terrific storyteller, but also one eager to switch gears mid-sentence, mid-phrase, mid-thought.
In another reading experiment, researchers mangled a series of consecutive sentences by switching the position of two nouns in each one — the way that "alcohol" and "people" were switched in the last sentence of the previous paragraph.
Conversations and newspapers—switch effortlessly in mid-sentence.Dutch, the language of the former colonial power, is used at school and by officialdom, but not much at home.
It was like trying to follow the flight path of a mosquito: he would leave sentences unfinished, switch subjects in the span of a clause, swallow the point in a laugh, then suddenly alight somewhere — on hidebound Saudi clerics, clueless Algerian Islamists, pigheaded Sudanese soldiers, shortsighted American politicians — and draw blood.
