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Kelimesi ile İlgili Örnek Cümleler

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• At the age of 14, she began to write and dramatize poems using patois rather than standard English.
• They are attempting to maintain a standard of safety by eliminating any potential dangers that cause people harm.
• Ohio in particularly, has minimum wages set, but they are lower than the federal standard .
• Base units and appliances come in standard sizes.
• Such is the imbalance that a couple both earning the average wage in Edinburgh would no longer be able to secure a standard mortgage for an average house
• these are the standard texts for this course
• It was a bad day for Hawick and with Melrose losing too only Berwick are left carrying the Border standard .
• Both carried a standard showing a square sailed white ship on a blue cloth.
• He followed that with Oracle of Geomancy and Terrestrial Astrology which has become the standard work on Western divinatory geomancy.
• Her interpretations of the standard repertoire play it so safe that they hardly feel like play at all.
• Cultures of other lands cannot be the standard to measure our own progress.
• Manchego cheeses are pressed in moulds of a standard design which were originally of plaited straw, leaving a characteristic pattern on the surface.
• Through the committee's connections they were able to find performers of a high standard who offered their services for a minimal fee.
• Just cover the front of a standard size postcard with drawings, colour, fabric, collage.
• your work isn't up to standard
• Naval Privateers flew the Liberty Tree as their standard , while the Navy itself adopted the Gadsden flag, with its famous rattlesnake.
• This series will present under-represented American orchestras in standard repertoire.
• But United officials told the Yorkshire Post last night that making tickets available internally was standard practice.
• Its methodological integrity and analytical scope will make it a standard work in the field for some time to come.
• He was a serious dance scholar and produced the standard works on Nijinsky and Diaghilev.
• James also hopes to raise awareness of the Diabetes UK campaign to improve the standard of services for children with diabetes.
• Naylor likes to sing a jazz standard over a rock instrumental, or vice versa.
• the standard of his work is very good
• Georgia's new flag is a standard of which all of its citizens can be proud.
• The guinea became established as a standard of gold weight in India.
• Education was important in spreading English as a standard language.
• this is the standard used to award marks
• On Talkback Gardening, local rose expert, Dean Stringer, explained the finer points of pruning a bush rose and a standard .
• He was instrumental in defining the European musical canon, what we now think of as the standard repertoire, which he had most of by heart.
• Lathyrus hirsutus..Flowers in.; standard crimson
• Off-site buildings will be constructed in the factory-controlled environment using standard designs and processes.
• Certain types of standard roses or pillars require special techniques.
• So it's really odd to hear advice that redundancy in the formal written standard language should be increased.
• The NCRS was brought in last year to provide a standard measure for recording crimes for all police forces.
• standard sizes
• Papilionaceous describes a corolla having a standard , wings, and keel, as in the peculiar corolla of many Leguminosae.
• It now offers a high standard of medical services in a hospital that is both welcoming and relatively informal.
• Missionaries to the islands chose this dialect as their standard for translation of the Bible.
• The veterans in the group marched behind the standard of the Wiltshire Regiment that was carried by Harold Dunn.
• In the last two decades, there has been a thoroughgoing reconsideration of the idea of a standard language or dialect or variety.
• For example, it's standard practice in video games for the player's character to be much harder to kill than her or his enemies.
• Any design that increases convenience makes recycling much more likely to become standard practice.
• standard Irish
• As a consequence, many native speakers of a dialect may learn the standard as a secondary variety of their own language.
• Latter-day Saints accept the Doctrine and Covenants as a book of scripture, one of their standard works.
• BMI, a standard measure for obesity, is calculated by dividing weight in kilograms by height in metres squared.
• candidates were of a high standard
• And is that anything more than an extension of the use of the flag as a battle standard and rallying point?
• It is not standard practice in an ordinary domestic context to warn a person of his impending arrest.
• Pears can be grown as standard trees or as fan-trained specimens against a sunny wall.
• It is standard practice for a contract with a publisher to include provision for the publisher to make ‘special deals’.
• Educated to speak and teach standard English, Collymore respected and encouraged the formal tradition.
• The front garden, behind the privet, was clipped to within an inch of its life, with a single standard rose in the dead centre.
• A whole row of bamboo plants, worth £30 each, is already dead and so are hundreds of standard roses.
• In ancient Greece and Rome, it was standard practice for men and boys to wear women's clothing to play female characters.
• The parade was led by British Legion branch secretary David Marshall, who carried its standard .
• I am sure that it will be a standard work in the field and particularly for the Andes for quite some time.
• The highest honour a Royal Naval Association branch standard bearer can achieve is to be selected to carry the national standard of the RNA.
• Therefore our mission quickly became to generate new works for percussion while also bringing standard repertoire to a broad audience.
• Speakers of standard English can derive many of the same benefits.
• For long the standard work of its subject, it was reprinted in 1967 with minor corrections by the author, and again in 1974.
• Many have become part of the standard repertoire and most deserve to be recognized as among the best works in the last century.
• Batts are available in standard widths designed to match the cavities created by wall studs.
• Of the three works here I believe it has the best chance of entering the standard repertoire.
• He proclaimed Jack to be the greatest ever, and Jack immediately became the standard against which I measured myself.
• In both these post-colonial countries, standard English remains a high status language.
• the gold standard
• In the absence of the Border clubs, it was left to two Edinburgh clubs to carry the standard for Scottish club rugby.
• The two standard languages are Tahitian and French, but many islanders have at least some English.
• I suspect the door to that will be prised open using standard English or Spanish.
• But this Dutch was very rapidly developing away from the standard form of the language emerging at the time in Holland.
• As a doctor who has been involved in this work, I would not endorse anything that would result in patients receiving a lower standard of care than they do now.
• The other language is standard English, which is the official language and the language of instruction.
• She trains this fast-growing shrub as a standard , sending the blooms up rather than out.
• If space in your yard is at a premium, the bushes can be trained to a standard form that can be tucked into virtually any garden area.
• As such it should become a standard work in seminars on the subject.
• Sir Marcus Worsley gave a tribute to the Queen Mother and members of the Malton and Norton branch of the Royal British Legion carried a standard .
• It's in the standard repertoire of rhetorical performance in English.
• Barrie is keen to dispel the myth that regional dialects are somehow inferior to standard English.
• A company spokeswoman, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the five-day notice period was standard company practice.
• It was one variety of the language of London also which, from the 15th century onwards, acquired the status of a standard spoken language.
• Of the soft fruits, gooseberries and redcurrants can be left as a bush or grown as a standard .
• I can certainly accept that, as it is a standard business practice.
• It must be noted, however, that no sharp break exists between Trinidad English and standard English.
• Also included are new collections of art and design work published in standard sizes.
• this is standard practice in publishing
• We are confident that consumers will quickly notice the resulting improvements and the high standard of service offered.
• The incident also spoilt the occasion of seeing my son carrying the standard for a local Cub Scout group; an event I was justifiably proud of.
• Salvatore's study is both rich and deep, and promises to become the standard work on rural Argentina in the mid-century.
• The world is moving toward a system that regards gold as the standard of all economic value.