"We self-destructed today," Edwards said in the third sentence of his postgame news conference.
It was the third sentence in absentia issued against Mr. Rachid, for a total of 35 years in prison.
If you meet someone who has been to Oxford or Cambridge, they tell you by the third sentence.
Whether you expect a memoir to explain how the third sentence relates to the first two will determine how you feel about this posthumous book.
The third sentence asks something about a number of gallons — so that phrase 'of gas used on a trip' Claude is a candidate to be y.
The third sentence asks something about a number of gallons so that phrase 'of gas used on a trip' Claude is a candidate to be y.
Mr. McCall began the first of several attacks on the governor by the third sentence of his answer to the first question, about whether he would reinstate a surcharge on income taxes to pay for police and fire services.
Here is the third sentence of the novel: "My wife and I knew Captain and Mrs Ashburnham as well as it was possible to know anybody, and yet, in another sense, we knew nothing at all about them".
Here's a bit from the press release - try reading the third sentence in one breath: "Within The Club, Bizarre Creations will redefine and refresh the mechanics of 3rd person action shooters just as they have shaken up the racing genre.
There was only one hitch in the ceremony, a great tooting & shrieking of harbor craft, which was scheduled to announce the actual ground-breaking at 2.25 P.M., burst forth at 2 05, when the Mayor had reached about the third sentence of his speech.
(There is a Britannica entry for O.C.D., but no version of it has included Felix Unger's name in the third sentence, a comprehensive survey of "OCD in literature and film," or a list of celebrity O.C.D. sufferers, which unites, surely for the first time in history, Florence Nightingale with Joey Ramone).
