Sentence examples for with oath from inspiring English sources

He has 35 horses in England, where he won the Epsom Derby in 1999 with Oath.

Andrew Lloyd Webber at first mention, Lord Lloyd-wither (withyphenen) at second mention, thereafter Lloyd Webber loan noun; the verb is lend loathe (rhymes with clothe) detest; loth (rhymes with oath) reluctant: "I'm loth to do anything he says because I loathe him so much".

Sounds like we decided to go with "Oath: A Verizon Company".

She's replacing Caroline Campbell, who is leaving the company after nine years with Oath and before that AOL.

We believe there are opportunities to work with Oath and Verizon outside of search," Mozilla Chief Business and Legal Officer Denelle Dixon said in a statement.

TechCrunch is owned by Oath: which is owned by Verizon which bought Yahoo and is smushing it together with Oath: creating overlaps in jobs, hence the cuts.

Article II of the constitution requires that the president swear an oath to uphold the constitution; Article VI, and several of the constitution's amendments, deal with oath-taking also.

But there is also evidence that the mood at the league's founding was positive and solemn, with oaths and ceremonies cementing the act of liberation (478 477).

The curse, a wish to cause harm or misfortune, is usually directed against others, although an important form of curse, associated with oaths, contracts, and treaties, is conditionally directed against oneself, should one fail to keep one's word or tell the truth.

The "biggest issue" with oaths, said Peter Blair, executive director of Sigma Xi, "is enforceability".

It may represent a significant change from an earlier time when a man's kin were expected to support him with oaths.