Sentence examples for those us from inspiring English sources

8.39am BST Markets fall Europe's stock markets are all down this morning, weighed down by those US fears.

Other more pernicious saviours are those US religious conservatives who have actively promoted homophobic ideologies across the world and are now pushing such legislation in the US.

For months, US generals had publicly prioritized the recapture of Mosul, Iraq's second city, despite Iraqi government warnings about Ramadi – warnings those US generals downplayed.

The first commentator mutterings about why Bocanegra didn't play are occurring now, in the wake of those US errors for that goal.

Obama's speech to the summit will showcase those US actions, such as proposed new rules cutting carbon pollution from power plants.

A generation or so later Salman Rushdie and Michael Chabon, in particular, expressed similar frustrations and solutions, only to be attacked by those US academics whose livings were perhaps most threatened by the possibility that they were right.

The list that he and his research partners compiled, he says, just reflects those who are taking the greatest advantage of those US government benefits, while giving nothing back.

A Guardian analysis found those US vehicles would have spewed between 10,392 and 41,571 tonnes of toxic gas into the air each year, if they had covered the average annual US mileage.

Though he was not as well known in Britain as those US dramatists who depicted the south as an exotic hothouse, Foote's great, restrained output, often needing only a small cast, brought new vistas at every turn.

But it's not one of those US-only phenomena that brings out your Al Murray.

Before more political carnage is wrought and more blood spilled – in Africa and elsewhere, with special concern for those US-sympathising Afghans fingered in its last war document dump – WikiLeaks ought to leave international relations to those who understand it – at least to those who understand the value of a life.