Sentence examples for will appraise from inspiring English sources
If the owner has held the land for awhile, the lender will appraise the completed house on the lot, and the difference between the appraisal and the cost of construction will be viewed as the down payment.
Gary Sohmers will appraise items for donations to benefit the American Cancer Society.
"I'm curious as to how they will appraise that man you're talking about, the man in the movie," Mr. McNamara said after the question-and-answer session.
Two exhibitions next month will appraise Condo's achievements, and reflect on the popular misconception that he is merely sending-up his parade of tragic-comic subjects.
On the evening of Thursday September 2nd, he will appraise his first four years in office and offer his vision for the next four.
The goal: to complete four challenges and haggle down the price of their purchases; Cari Cucksey, an estate-sale expert, will appraise the items and award the winning team additional spending money.
Mr. Clarke, known as Ron Dianaa C. Onyshkewych, the manager; and the rest of the staff members (8 regulars and as many as 19 at auction time) seek out items that they will later appraise, move, photograph and catalog.
Christie's will only appraise works of art that are clearly owned by the city, and that are not bound by donor restrictions that might rule out a possible sale, the newspaper said, citing Mr. Orr's spokesman Bill Nowling.
Steven Pressley, the former Rangers, Hearts and Celtic central defender who is now an assistant coach with the national team, will doubtless appraise the present members of the squad of the desirability of regarding Iceland as a place to be anticipated with a certain relish.
The service offers to buy watches at the "industry's highest price point" and will individually appraise all watches submitted.
In the future, large multicenter randomized controlled trials will further appraise the power of PDF therapies to reduce mortality or organ failure, rather than only concerning on cytokine clearance or transient improvement in physiologic variables.
