Sentence examples for today's examination from inspiring English sources

The Rangers expect today's examination of Dvorak to confirm the torn anterior cruciate ligament.

Quite apart from shedding light on Toyota's handling of the scare, today's examination by the House committee on oversight and government reform promises to be an intriguing clash of cultures.

After failing in the university entrance examination, I had a lot of time, since I could appear for the next year's examination without attending classes.

Mr. Bush has a high frequency hearing loss in both ears from 4,000 to 8,000 kilohertz that is unchanged from last year's examination.

The review cost licence-fee payers £175,000, the trust said, compared with the £200,000 spent on last year's examination of the BBC's Arab Spring coverage.

After last week's examination of justice this week attention turned to the flip side of that rather tarnished coin – vengeance – in what's promising to be a very dark season.

Local publishers collect all the test papers from leading schools and publish them together with the past year's examination papers.

Or perhaps one wishes to compare this year's test examination against last year's version.

In this year's examinations 8.5% of males got an A* compared to 7.9% of female students, a year-on-year rise of 0.6 and 0.5 percentage points respectively.

It added: "It is therefore very disappointing that the Welsh government has released this statement as we are in regular dialogue with them about this year's examinations and we are awaiting clarification from them on several issues relating to GCSE English Language as a matter of urgency".

5.43pm BST Finally for today here's Mark Redding's examination of how although sacking is supposedly not the United way, history tells a different story... Gary Neville is outraged, Carlo Ancelotti baffled, the League Managers Association sad.