Sentence examples for their acknowledgments from inspiring English sources

In their acknowledgments, the authors thank an associate "for letting us know when there was no there there".

In their acknowledgments, they thank American cold warriors like Edward Teller as well as two former C.I.A. directors, saying the intelligence experts "guided our searches".

"He would not have liked this paper much," the authors write in their acknowledgments, "but we sure would have enjoyed hearing him complain about it!"What complaints might he have made?

And this week, on the eve of the park's dedication, it hit another snag, as two foundations took the park sponsors to court over where their acknowledgments would be inscribed at the site.

In adventure narratives, risk is often a gimmick, such as when the physical challenge is simply impossible, or merely a conceit, as in the case of extreme athletes who manipulate danger for effect, knowing full well they will most likely live to write their acknowledgments page.

Among the dozens invited, many of whom have thanked Mr. Smith in their acknowledgments, were Nick Tosches, Ira Berkow, Jimmy Breslin, Marilyn Johnson, Mark W. Lee, Laura Claridge, Neil Cowan, Owen Sheers and Colson Whitehead, as well as John Wolfson, the curator of rare books at the Globe Theater in London, and Gino Francesconi, director of the Carnegie Hall archives.

For many Cubans, Mr. Obama's comments were striking for their acknowledgment of racism in both countries.

"I kind of felt it was an opportunity to say I appreciate their acknowledgment of those choices," he said.

Travelers' willingness to accept the fees isn't attributable solely to their acknowledgment of higher gas prices.

"It's their acknowledgment that their market is at a dead end," said Seth Wallis-Jones, a telecommunications analyst at Global Insight in London.

They called and repeated their acknowledgment of the coalition's role in the resolution, but affirmed their disdain for how the neighborhood was treated.