Sentence examples for writing os from inspiring English sources
DFI (disease free interval) was considered as the period in days from surgery to recurrence and/or metastasis development, while OS (overall survival) as the period in days from surgery to death for tumour-related causes; for dogs still alive at the time of writing, OS was the number of days from surgery to the last clinical examination (patients' data are summarized in Table 1).
I'd just heard this beautiful 19th-century aria by Massenet that began: "O sovereign …" It was a prayer to authority, which I thought was interesting, so I started writing: "O Superman …" The lyrics are a one-sided conversation, like a prayer to God.
o Reading o Listening o Writing o Speaking *In preparation for the first/second test I spent a lot of time __________.
He is credited with writing "O Come All Ye Faithful," in those days known by the Latin "Adeste Fidelis" (whose words we sang the other night at a concert in Herefordshire).
In July of that year he was granted a royal pension, probably in recompense for both his service in India and his having written Os Lusíadas.
She wrote "O God, Our Words Cannot Express," which was sung at memorial services large and small.
In the gorgeous "Nick and the Candlestick," for instance, Plath writes "O love, how did you get here?
Give me the streets of Manhattan, he wrote, "O such for me! O an intense life, full to repletion and varied!" And then he moved to New Jersey.
Dante wrote, "O you who on the road of Love pass by, / Attend and see / If any grief there be as heavy as mine".
Still, the compensation is that you are now in the romantic part of the journey: the Lac du Bourget where heartbroken Lamartine wrote "O temps!
