Sentence examples for the corrections from from inspiring English sources

— Charles Bethea I picked up "The Corrections" from a neighbor's stoop the other day, not knowing that it would be seasonally appropriate both to the time of year and to my time of life.

Senator Barbara Boxer, Democrat of California, said such a move would be unconstitutional and would certainly prompt the House to kill the bill, preventing the corrections from being adopted and much needed transportation projects from moving forward.

Citing "The Corrections," from 2001, as the "literary phenomenon of the decade," Grossman writes that "Franzen isn't the richest or most famous living American novelist, but you could argue — I would argue — that he is the most ambitious and also one of the best".

The enhanced GNSS navigation solution using the corrections from the satellite provides the necessary accuracy and integrity to perform approaches with vertical and lateral angular guidance to a given runway threshold.

Between 1993 and 1997, Burke put through six journal corrections on his votes, some dating back seven years, and accounting for more than half the corrections from all aldermen during that period.

When assessing chick condition, a subset of the data for which all meals were actually measured in a day (rather than from using the corrections from mass loss due to digestion, respiration, and excretion) was used.

"We're seeing the correction from that".

"The correction from that and the fallout from the credit meltdown globally probably portends a more severe correction".

"In that case the correction from the August high to the early December low in the S.& P. was 33percentt," he said.

The correction from gas to liquid permeability is normally carried out as a Klinkenberg correction of laboratory measurements (Klinkenberg 1941).

The advantages of delaying the correction from 3 to 6 weeks may result in faster fracture union.