Sentences with word «whereat»

... whereat Gollum said» What has it got in its pocketses, precious?
If they shout out answers when you are conducting oral feedback then train them in the ABC feedback routine (Agree with; Build upon; Challenge) whereat feedback is accepted, but in a structured, routine fashion.
Stuart Davis saw it as «a masochistic reception whereat the naïve hosts are trampled and stomped by the European guests at the buffet.»
Therefore it is used everywhere except in the legal profession, and in the creation of great works of art, whereat affordability has little relevance.
The second highest came on Monday, October 16th, thanks to our event in NYC whereat the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced Binding Operational Directive 18 - 01, mandating all federal agencies to implement DMARC alongside additional email security mechanisms.
SRLs are among the great and growing majority of taxpayers who pay for the justice system whereat lawyers earn a much better living than do those taxpayers on average.
(9) Messengers (of Allah) have been derided before thee, but that whereat they scoffed surrounded such of them as did deride.
Some of these chatter less than quietly to their chums before Mass (whereat I observed a catechist putting the gentlest of admonitory fingers to her lips); but when Mass begins they are silent and attentive.
Voltage-gated ion channels (VDAC) open selectively for Na +, K +, Ca2 +, or Cl — , whereat the voltage-gated K + channels display the most diverse subtype.
Four to six times a year we will organize exhibitions and private views in our gallery space, whereat we will inform you punctual.
They are charity that is a great insult to that majority of taxpayers that pays for the justice system whereat all lawyers, directly or indirectly, earn a better living than do those taxpayers.
There's this contradiction: the taxpayer who pays for LAO's increased funding, but can not have an affordable lawyer, but earns too much to qualify for a legal aid certificate for free or supplemented legal services, pays for the justice system whereat all lawyers earn a very good living, directly or indirectly, in comparison with the average income of taxpayers.
And, ALSs are charity, and therefore a great insult to that majority of taxpayers who can not afford a lawyer's advice but must pay for the justice system whereat all lawyers, directly or indirectly, earn a better living than do those taxpayers.
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