Sentence examples for texts given to from inspiring English sources

The exam is based on texts given to the student by the department before the start of the first year.

An analysis of four key science texts given to sixth-grade students in California showed that the books "framed climate change as uncertain in the scientific community – both about whether it is occurring as well as about its human-causation".

The texts given to Beeckman several months later, which Descartes composed while in Holland, show a great advance over what's found in the Specimen, since in these texts he appeals to conic sections (or solids) in his problem-solving regime.

Thus, the texts given to the second graders were part of the texts presented to the third graders, which, in turn, were both contained in the texts presented to the fourth graders.

He was buried next to his first wife's tomb in the churchyard of St Kenelm's, the church which adjoined his home at Alderley, with a monument erected that reads: His estate was largely left for his widow, with his legal texts given to his grandson Gabriel if Gabriel chose to study the law, and his more valuable manuscripts and books given to Lincoln's Inn.

The draft endorses the group as "the principal body of the Iraqi interim administration," according to a text given to several Security Council missions.

At the end of training, NETtalk does a fairly good job of pronouncing the text given to it.

Text GIVE to 61144 to donate £5.

Barthes made a crucial distinction between the "writerly" and the "readerly" text, emphasizing the scope a "readerly" text gives to plural, disruptive readings.

Teaching documents, lecture notes, and reference texts were given to the participants.

We applied the same coding scheme to the free text comments given to us by both the UK and US respondents of the postal questionnaire.