Sentence examples for token said from inspiring English sources
"We collected $28 and a driving-range token," said Peter Thiele, the station's program director, who mailed a check for $30 to the Sharpton campaign.
By the same token, said Brown, Alex Salmond, Scotland's first minister, was also wrong to unfurl a large saltire at Wimbledon when the men's championship was won by Andy Murray last year – a move tennis player also criticised.
By the same token, said Dr. Steven R. Quartz, director of the Social Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, the brain has a deep need to return to homeostasis, to its particular mix of signaling molecules like serotonin and dopamine, whenever a powerful event has thrown it out of biochemical whack.
"It's a private English token," said Rasmussen.
Bitcoin cruised past $8,000 for the first time this week, but it hasn't been smooth sailing for all after Tether — a company that helps exchanges convert fiat currency to token — said today that a hacker snatched nearly $31 million.
While he finds it tempting to rule that the poem is the type (of word sequence), Stevenson considers this to be incompatible with ordinary discourse about literature, as when we use the title of a work to refer to a particular token, saying "Please hand me Paradise Lost".
That solution, illustrated in Figure 3, allows one application to request the verification of an identity in a remote deployment, which then verifies it in the identity's source deployment and assigns it a temporary key or token, say, for one hour.
By the same token, says FDA spokesman Curtis Allen, "[GE foods] must meet the same legal standards, including safety standards, as foods derived from their non-GE counterparts".
By the same token, says Ingenthron, some inexperienced exporters might unwittingly send a Cisco router worth $15,000 in a container load of "mixed electronics".
"Our people are humans; we aren't tokens," said Chief Vern Jacks, who heads the Tseycum First Nation, a tiny native tribe from northern Vancouver Island, in British Columbia.
Seth J. Bergen, 43, of Boca Raton, Fla., was arrested after detectives watched him use counterfeit $10 tokens, said John Peter Suarez, director of the Division of Gaming Enforcement.
