Sentence examples for which ben is from inspiring English sources
Mr. Weiss was struck by a scene in which Ben is selling shirts outside Madison Square Garden when he's spotted by an old high school classmate who graduated from college and is flourishing in the traditional business world.
Thompson pointed out that the trust was created by the same Labour government in which Bradshaw now serves, and that the vast majority of the "long list" of services launched by the BBC in recent years, including the iPlayer and digital channels such as BBC3, "were approved by the Government of which Ben is a member".
A fight ensues in which Ben is forced to kill Management, leaving him a full understanding of his powers.
Where we disagree is on Israel's security, about which Ben-Ami is always vague.
He believes that rootlessness helped him as an actor, giving him a certain latitude to decide which Ben he would be in this "next life", whenever he moved house, school or country, and how to write his own "character".
Tatu et al., reported that levels of inflammatory cytokines and CRP were normal in most BEN cases [ 7], which would support the position that BEN is not an inflammatory disease, but their results remain unpublished.
Balkan Endemic Nephropathy (BEN) is a tubulointerstitial kidney disease which final stage is characterized by renal failure and shrinkage of both kidneys [ 1].
When Palo Alto, a chic town in Silicon Valley of which Mr Benest was formerly the city manager, considered outsourcing it found that some services, such as landscaping medians, would become more expensive and less reliable.
On the stage, Ms. Bening's first love, she has brought to life an equally eclectic assortment of characters, like an emotional photographer (in Tina Howe's "Coastal Disturbances," for which Ms. Bening was nominated for a Tony Award in 1987), and, more recently, Hedda Gabler and Medea, both on the West Coast.
BEN is swimming with sharks.
The rate equation for the transesterification reaction in the model system was modified using half-concentration of BEN, which is the only effective in the intermolecular exchange.
