Sentence examples for times outlining from inspiring English sources

Slightly miffed – to say the least – I sent a letter to the Sunday Times outlining my thoughts about Mr. Clarkson and his rantings.

He did not mention Iraq, but did not still the cheers when a soldier shouted, "Let's get Saddam!" A3 The Pentagon has opened an inquiry into who gave information to The New York Times outlining how the United States might remove President Saddam Hussein of Iraq.

The Times outlined a similar idea in an editorial of its own this week.

The article on Friday in The New York Times outlines the use of the software around the world.

And Senator Charles E. Schumer asked Mr. Klein to extend the deadline yesterday, after an article in The New York Times outlined the problems parents were having.

The Times outlined the challenge of future food security on a warming planet in this article several weeks ago, and this week my colleague Jeffrey Gettleman described the appalling famine unfolding in Somalia.

This submission by the Sunday Times outlines how England 2018 executives compiled a database of rumours and intelligence - gathered by private companies and, significantly, British embassies.

As the Los Angeles Times outlines, state and local governments are still heavily dependent on soon-to-expire federal stimulus funding to avoid making painful cuts to social services that benefit millions of desperate Americans.

This injection was identical to the initial one, and measurements were taken at the times outlined for the first injection.

These mice were subsequently treated with an intratumoral injection of the specified MV (2x10 pfu/dose) or an equivalent volume of an OptiMEM vehicle control at the times outlined in the text.

Be sure to label and date the strawberries so that you only keep them as long as the storage times outlined above.