Sentences with phrase «then next sentence»

Here in the United States, if a psychologist asserts that he or she possesses the necessary competence to assess, diagnose, and treat this «special population» of children and families, then my next sentence will be,

Then the next sentence states» The best player on the team should never ever be traded unless it's for a better player.

Not exact matches

And then make sure your next sentence isn't one of these, because that will make it much less likely for the rest of your email to get read, much less generate a response.

If such holder participates in the next Qualified Financing but not to the full extent of its pro rata share, then only a percentage of its Series A Preferred Stock will be converted into Common Stock (under the same terms as in the preceding sentence), with such percentage being equal to the percent of its pro rata contribution that it failed to contribute.]

I like how in you're very first sentence, you yourself lash out at a group of people who's perspective you don't understand, without defending your religion at all, then in the very next sentence say you'll «stop here for fear of retaliation for defending your religion».

On your last sentence, by the understanding of the teachings of jesus, none of these so called disciples are good enough for all show a peity low wanting of love from jesus towards themselves more so then the next man... lust!

I think its rather funny to say that am delusional for saying we should go for Cavani and Lewandoski in one sentence then go on and say you hope we get Benzema in the next.

Then in the very next sentence it states that there was NO relationship between c - section rates and intrapartum stillbirth rates.

Sources close to the Labour leader, Ed Miliband, said they would do whatever they could to «get rid of» Illsley after it emerged that if the MP for Barnsley Central is sentenced to less than a year next month, then he could continue in his seat — including collecting his salary — for the period of his sentence.

Most importantly, if I didn't understand a word in a sentence, I forbade myself from proceeding to the next sentence until I looked it up in a textbook and then reread the sentence until it made sense.

From one sentence to the next he'd crack a joke that would have us blushing, then instantly follow up with a thought so moving you couldn't believe it had rolled off his tongue with such ease.

As a creative project, a teacher could post a short - story starter, then let students continue to write the story as a group, each taking turns creating the next sentence or two.

The pupils have to listen careful to see if they have the correct answer and then read out their addition or subtraction sentence for the next person etc..

A wordloop which can be cut out - each student gets a card and reads aloud - the student with the matching sentence then speaks next (a great activity to develop listening skills).

Test Your Grammar Skills Identify Common Errors Put a tick next to the sentences below that are written correctly, then find ten pairs of matching sentences.

Next they complete a «cloze» (or fill - in - the - blank) activity with sentences about the picture which they then put into categories of their own.

Great to use with a group of students or on a one to one basis, they have to work out the anagram before proceeding onto the next word, I ask my students to then put this work into a sentence.

Have you child read one sentence, paragraph, or page, and then you read the next.

for low ability intro activities w ppt and flashcards Then tell them how to add quand il fait beau / mauvais and get them to do stick in next lesson quand il fait beau team games, make sentences using weather connective activity standing in a line with a4 cards

The teacher says the letter or sound twice, students immediately repeat it twice, students write and mark the word once while the teacher uses the word in a sentence, and then the teacher moves on to the next word.

Joe in the service Dpt hung up on me when I called back Lisa was very rude by not even letting get my sentence out be saying that the next appointment is two weeks out and then making excuses for everyone when I asked why I was put on hold for 8 min for some one to sch an appointment.

In 5th paragraph, the moon can't be a «reluctant» witness to anything, but in one line the moon is shining on him, threatening to expose him, then in the next sentence, that description is contradicted by this — «the moon failed to penetrate the thick oaks overhead.»

Then in the very next sentence, «Indie authors and self - published authors who claim they are real authors makes me laugh.»

Your world starts with the first sentence of your book, then the next and the next until one day the story is told.

Next, have students pick out phrases and sentences to which they feel Mr. Bunny would object and then explain why, based on what they already know about Mr. Bunny.

Then, if your «pickup line» is alluring, they read the next sentence.

Readers will generally read the first sentence of your paragraph, then decide if they want to keep reading it or skim to the next one.

Next, each paragraph should focus on a single point which it can then elaborate on in a couple of sentences.

If the idea of a medieval sci - fi heist makes you sit up and reread this sentence to make sure it definitely uses the phrase medieval sci - fi heist, then our next series was made just for you.

However, I think in the article when you write one sentence naming capital, interest, and dividend returns and then in the next sentence say there are taxes from other countries — it is implied to most readers that the tax will apply on all of the above.

My trick for this is to say an entire sentence to one person, and then move on to the next.

The Hidden Object Scenes are varied with Interactive List finds, Multiples of the same item finds, Keywords in sentence finds, Fragment finds, and one of my personal favorites, Interactive, Progressive Silhouetted Shape finds where you find the first item that matches the Silhouetted Shape, and then use that item back in the scene logically, which exposes the next item and so forth.

But then, next sentence: «For the period from 1880 AD, however, it shows the same total increase as the current favorites by Church & White.»

(I was going to start the next sentence «The point of a law firm Facebook pages is --» but then I realized that law firm Facebook pages have no point.)

But I really believe that if Oklahoma voters end up significantly supporting sentencing reform in their state (especially if Trump wins in OK by, say, a 55/40 vote but then sentencing reform is supported by a 60/40 vote), we all can and should become a lot more optimistic about even federal sentencing reforms over the next decade no matter who is in control in DC.

Those measures, however, rely entirely on two structural features — syllables per word and words per sentence.48 As we describe below, we have adopted a comprehensive approach to measuring readability by taking fifty different readability measures and then using factor analysis to create an index based on the most reliable set of measures.49 The next section discusses the few prior studies of the relationship between readability and case outcome.

If the constituent sentence lengths are A, B, and C then it could equally well just use MAX (A, B, C) and then fall back to the next MAX if some components were found to be invalid.

If the answer is nothing, then skip the sentence or bullet point and move to the next entry.

Then, use your next sentence to expand on how you cooperated with your group and why this was a success.

This helps you avoid the frustration of having your resume be one full page and then only a few sentences on the next page.

Next, look at which of these skills has the most impact on your employers, and then formulate a concise and focused sentence that you can use at the top of your resume.

Then, as if seamlessly, she segued into this next sentence: «In the 1980s and «90s, people all over the country filed scores of legal cases accusing parents, priests and day care workers of horrific sex crimes, which they claimed to have only just remembered with the help of a therapist... But as the claims grew more outlandish — alien abductions and secret satanic cults — support for the concept waned... Harvard psychologist Richard McNally called the idea of repressed memories «the worst catastrophe to befall the mental health field since the lobotomy `.»

If they are longer than four sentences with the last sentence ending in a strategic question to set up the next contact, then you are killing yourself and losing sales.

And then there's the «hang over,» when a partial sentence, last line of a paragraph, is carried over to the top of the next page (verboten) and, then there's the position of the comma or period, relative to quotation marks.