Sentence examples for viz. from inspiring English sources

Are they, in fact, mopping up domestic work for the sake of higher paid women, and can a feminist reading of that exist without a Marxian one, viz, that if we won't all do some caring work, a tranche of people will end up doing it all?

It's my country of Viz.

Mr Searle hav drawn too the charming scenes of the place, viz, the headmaster's office with escape runways, the many varities of Kane one with telescopic sights, the Glurk and Lesser Titwort as found in Botany, the hairy gerund as found in lat.

It was Coolidge in 1925 who said: "The business of America is business"; Kennedy who in 1961 told the world, "Ask not what America will do for you"; and today's Republicans who have a "Contract with America .As those examples also show, our reader has no point at all in the reason he gives for thinking America positively wrong; viz, that, necessarily, it signifies the entire new world.

In the case of the ECB, we should probably amend the analogy and use the relevant native shaggy hump-backed beast, viz, the wisent.Do wisent wisent wisent as egregiously as buffalo buffalo buffalo?

was put on foreign wool, for the purpose of protecting the home growth, against a reduction of price: but in 1824, Huskisson, after a hard struggle with the landed interest, succeeded in reducing the duty to its present rate, viz. one penny per lb. on all wools of value above one shilling per lb., and one halfpenny on wools under that value.

Although so subjective as to verge on the ridiculous (viz all those English bars), the list may give the wandering business traveller some ideas.

What's most interesting to me is that, taking a strategic point of view, the proposal seems to be a sensible solution to the problematic situation the Republican Party has been in since January, viz the problem of having a majority in the House.