Sentence examples for text which can from inspiring English sources
The exuberance of the performers does much to expose the power of Hampton's text, which can feel surprisingly contemporary.
Quite often, students end up highlighting whole chunks and passages of text, which can give the appearance of having worked hard, but is of little value.
Rather than providing copies of records that would also show the extent of redactions made on national security grounds, the authorities are expected to provide retyped documents containing the text which can be released.
Yet such different forms and ideas in Homer are not conveniently separated into distinct sections of the text, which can therefore be assigned to early or late phases of composition.
I could have done without Peter Kaminsky's sometimes wackily overwrought text, which can sound like movie-trailer writing: "In the city that never sleeps there is a chef who barely sleeps: a bespectacled dynamo who speaks rock-and-roll slang with a thick Lyonnaise accent and who serves forth exquisite renditions of French country fare alongside modern fantasies of global culture".
Some videos are virtually covered with thousands of lines of text, which can be filtered or turned off.
The Biblioteca Popular had multiple copies of required texts, which can make all the difference to students from poor families.
It is important that pupils read widely, as they will in future be tested on two unseen texts which can be by authors outside the exam board specification.
And unlike texts, which can be screen-capped, read aloud and sent to everyone, a phone call stays in the moment.
"One of the things we haven't paid enough attention to yet is the possible impact of using cellphones and SMS texting, which can help spread the word more quickly among affected communities," he said.
The worship rites of these latter cults consist of competitive demonstrations of the members' knowledge of their sacred texts, which can also be used as the verbal equivalent of a secret handshake.
