Sentence examples for this week logged from inspiring English sources

As a result, it's no minor miracle that Brian Dawkins, who retired this week, logged sixteen years at the position.

The most recent deer census, conducted by the State Department of Environmental Protection in 2007, logged about 62,000 deer statewide.

In relation to pKDR-Y1775, log rank test showed statistical differences for this biomarker in terms of both PFS (log rank 0.01) and OS (log rank 0.007).

Next, log into your Facebook account.

— translated into English, that means "Christmas log cake".

To buy 'Triple Pop' (2009) log on to countereditions.com/independent and following the on-screen instructions.

After the torrential rain of Christmas Eve, logs stacked outside Helen Webber and John Hesp's thatched cottage were washed away down the lane.

Since 2006, logging companies have exported more than 1.5 cubic metres of whole logs, netting $145m£92m2m) for the mostly Malaysian companies involved.

The African Arab differential is -0.436 log points for 2000 and -0.484 log points for 2002, a statistically insignificant and small decline of 0.048 log points.

If capital price distortions (e.g., trade policy) explain 0.250 log points of income difference, and capital accumulation frictions (high MPK) explain another 0.250 log points, we have explained one half of the 1.000 log point income difference.

Their network of cameras, which is around 4,000-strong 4,000-stronghan 10 milogsn vehicles every day.