This phrase is incomprehensible.

Let me hear you say this.

Translate this sentence into English.

What does this Esperanto sentence mean?

You have to memorize this sentence.

Take a look at this sentence.

Take a look at this sentence

That statement and these two statements are equivalent.

Where did you hear that from?

Do not complete this sentence with the usual female contradictions!

That gives us a time series of how frequently this particular sentence was used over time.

This sentence states exactly how the writer feels.

This sentence doesn't make sense.

I don't want to translate this sentence.

I can't believe I'm writing this sentence.

Read this sentence twice, silently to yourself.

So this statement up here, let me rewrite it.

Now why is this statement helpful?

It's getting a bit repetitious, isn't it?

It's not the first time I see this sentence.

Please translate this sentence into Japanese.

It took me two hours to memorize this sentence.

You should rewrite this sentence.

This is the sentence which I can't translate.

It was therefore suggested to delete the sentence.

This statement right here is completely equivalent to these two statements.

To facilitate that process of consultation, I propose the insertion of the following sentence immediately following the one I have just read out

Although this sentence has no grammatical mistakes, I think it would practically never be used.

And the diameter of each dot corresponds to the length of the sentence inside.

I can't get at the exact meaning of the sentence.

What does the word get mean in this sentence?

That very sentence already reveals the doom of destruction of happiness.

Some delegations supported the inclusion of this sentence.

That very sentence already reveals the doom, destruction of happiness.

And I'll explain what that means in a second.

It was stated as well that this sentence was consistent with the New York Convention (A CN.9 508, para.

The sentence This sentence is grammatically correct. is grammatically correct.

Who hasn t heard this or some of its variations ?

The deletion of the last sentence of the article was also suggested.

Then how do you know the phrase that she used to say often?

(c) After the seventh sentence, add the following sentence

Syntax

Thou and these woes were all for Rosaline And art thou chang'd? Pronounce this sentence then,

15 An objection was raised concerning the inclusion of the last sentence of this paragraph.

As in this cryptic sentence I found in The Guardian recently