Sentence examples for with a sir from inspiring English sources

Kaufman wants to be known as the man who got the toffs where it hurt most, in the seat of their riding breeches (though he's been knighted, and signs his letters with a Sir).

The author is probably to be identified with a Sir Robert de Brunne, chaplain, named as executor in a Lincoln will of 1327; apart from this mention, his biography can be reconstructed only from his writings.

Over and over again, it has anticipated shifts in consumer demand, providing smaller "Metro" stores, healthier food and "ethically sourced" products.Tesco has, rightly, tried to replace Sir Terry with a Sir Terry clone.

A minute or two later, as he left the teller's window, the guard greeted him with a "Sir, I hope this will help," a glass of water, and two aspirins.

Raised as a Christian, Howard greets all adults with a "Sir" or "Ma'am," and despite his longtime plan to skip college, he has always been a solid student, accumulating a 3.2 grade point average.

It kicks off with a Sir Thomas Lawrence portrait of Sir John Soane in January and is followed by a Velázquez portrait from the Prado in Madrid – "one of the most extraordinary portraits by the most extraordinary painter in the world," said Dejardin.

Thematic mapping of the 95 percentile range of SIR provides the uncertainty associated with the posterior mean SIR estimates, and identifies LR and HR neighbourhoods with an SIR significantly higher or significantly lower than average risk.

Sensitivity was defined as the proportion of treated patients with an SIR who tested IgE positive.

KS shows a dramatically higher incidence rate in transplant recipients compared with the general population with an SIR over 100.

The SIRs for prostate cancer increased with increasing numbers of prescriptions, with an SIR of 1.6 (95% CI 1.3 2.0) among those with 10 or more prescriptions.

Lymphohematopoietic neoplasms were also in excess, mostly because of an increased risk of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma with an SIR of 1.60.