Utiliser "v" dans une phrase

1. Ricci ignores the remark, tuns on his CD player and then begins to sing softly along with the Carpenters (V

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2. stories that v got 2 hear abt it from time to

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3. v d, but that is why God gave us a ‘m

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4. She wore a deep blue dyed leather dress that was tightly fitted from her hips to her neck where it split into a sharp V, revealing a great deal of her full, round breasts and continued to plunge past her firm stomach to end just inches below her navel

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5. It was the well known remark of the emperor Charles V

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6. He identified in the chapter V, book III, of his “Politics”

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7. the game, and jumped up with her arms in a victory V

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8. 1- speed (v); 2 - reverse speed

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9. century) and independently from each other V

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10. voids occurring as the result of cement contraction, %; V - volume of w

11. The equation of the compensatory factor can be modified as follows: V

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12. Fundamentals of theory and technology of National University of Construction and Architecture (Kiev, Ukraine) have been worked out by V

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13. money lent by a bank etc and that must be repaid with interest - also v

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14. advance warning of intention to resign - to give or tender one's notice v

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15. death, injury, damage etc that is the basis for a claim - to lose v

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16. the insuring of risk by one insurance company with another - to reinsure v

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17. official with authority to hear and decide cases in a court of law - also v

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18. a formal examination of a case in a court of law - to try v

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19. the person who buys and uses a product or service - to consume v

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20. a promise that a product will be repaired or replaced etc if faulty - also v

21. - See book v, chap

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22. “I am extremely proud of you and you should be proud of yourselves and each other our task was to join up with the Munster’s, Dubliner’s and the other troops on V Beach

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23. “Also because the troops on V Beach got badly mauled as well that there is no chance of us joining up with each other as for the objectives of the Dardanelle Forts I think that Krithia will now be our goal and may just be more obtainable

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24. At first when we heard this we had dismissed it as bullshit but the rumours kept persisting and began to get more credible so that by today we knew they were true and even which beaches they would land on and that was V Beach and our very own W Beach

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25. We believed it because the Turkish artillery was lashing the beaches firing down from Achi Baba but what really convinced us was that ‘Asiatic Annie’ was firing her heavy shells at both V and W Beaches

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26. Usually she shelled every beach in turn but today she had concentrated solely on V and W Beaches and the incoming reinforcements which must have left them chewing sand and the shit running down their legs

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27. But from the circumstances of the times, it could not be so without giving offence to a still greater sovereign, Charles V

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28. "Do you know what the V stands for?"

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29. “I take it that you have never heard of ‘Agincourt’ you know Henry V”, George just looked at him puzzled with his mouth open like the village idiot

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30. Henry V, Charles the Bold, Napoleon and the Germans all of them had fought to get control of this land and we were doing the same thing but we could not be allowed to sit out the war in this peaceful backwater and we received orders that we were moving up into the front line trenches

31. How We Live, v

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32. Mary Had a Little Lamb, v

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33. Physician, Heal Thyself, v

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34. Telling the truth, v

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35. What"s in a number? V

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36. Whip Poor Will, v

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37. Whom the Gods Would Destroy, v

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38. Even the Holy Bible says in Mathews 7 v 3: "Why do you notice a chip that is in your brother's eye, and you do not observe the plank that is in your own eye?" We did not hear the message and I wonder if the reverends can explain to me why not? The Nationalists thought of themselves as deeply religious men and always sat on the front seats in the church

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39. Another was to deflect the blast away from the occupants and this led to the revolutionary V shaped hulls with tyres on the outside away from vehicles

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40. An acquaintance of mine recently expressed some concern over the (potential) appointment of a practicing Baptist likely to influence the ideological composition of the Court, thereby overturning hard-fought legal battles like the (omnipresent) Roe v

41. where I is the current through the conductor in units of amperes, V is the potential difference measured across the conductor in units of volts, and R is the resistance of the conductor in units of ohms

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42. (which is typically 1/3 of V CC, when CTRL is open)

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43. 7V below + V CC or GND

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44. By then, big V was already big biz

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45. With negotiations at a standstill, in 1409 the Council of Pisa deposed both claimants and selected the antipope Alexander V (d

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46. 1431–1447) and elected the antipope Felix V

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47. v i s i o n

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48. Finally, he swirled onto his elbow and showed me his elusive trick; he spun around on his elbow five times with legs that were spread into an acute V shape

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49. Henry V shouldn’t have been king

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50. h a v e

51. I stood out on Ben Ripley’s balcony and watched a group of pelicans fly by in V

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52. Sometimes they flew a V, sometimes in line, one behind the other

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53. For instance, small NGO in Haiti that is agreed to our Project through Bank3Sector it will solve a problem of health when it accomplishes its specific oject: Beta V

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54. v Team of Coordination of support to the

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55. v Backer organisms as: BNDES Brazil, World Bank, IMF, social Banks or other organisms national or international

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56. v High competitiveness for the reduction of the country-cost, end of the fixed costs and end of the tributes

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57. v High gain of billion dollars with end of the loss for fraud, coin falsification and document, credit card robbery and bad check

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58. v Rapid propagation of the solution to the whole country after the period of duration of the pilot project

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59. v Generation of the abundance of products and services with complete attendance of the necessity of every region, without there is scarcity

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60. v High national and international prestige for the public managers and participant organizations for the implemented solution, besides passing for the history as precursors when adopting XUSING Project

61. v The certainty that the applied resource won’t be deviated and the investment will have return, as much of the applied money as of the healthy desired results

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62. v Success evidence, because other innovative processes already utilized diverse cities with all its population to practice a new technology

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63. v Surplus of billion in physical money for the region because the new systematics only uses the Virtual Coin to accomplish receipts and payments

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64. v There are more than 100 thousand organizations in the region with tax exemption and other in the informality

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65. V v A very soft “b” that is between “b” and “v”

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66. V - it will act with base in the goals and macroeconomic

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67. V - to decide about updating of this Statute

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68. V - to meet with public and private institutions for mutual

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69. V - to participate in the meetings of Administrative

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70. CHAPTER V - OF THE REVENUES,

71. The BEIR V report is true and stresses long-term exposure to low doses of radiation is

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72. In modern science it is known as the Torus or V = 22RrZ

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73. passes through border check points without the Bibles he had with him in his V W

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74. “A B C D E F G H I J…U V W X Y Z 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0,” This line scrolls by faster, then matches up with alien characters and symbols scrolling above it

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75. The case of Marbury v

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76. Marshall, as Secretary of State, had thereby afforded himself the opportunity as Chief Justice Marshall to issue his momentous decision in Marbury v

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77. The Supreme Court decided the case of Dred Scott v

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78. Outrage against the Court’s Dred Scott decision in 1857 was as furious as it had been against Marbury v

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79. He lost and his appeal reached the Supreme Court in the case of Lochner v

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80. Why be so restrained, these Justices seemed to hint in their militant dissents, when the Court might do the legislating itself and get it right the first time? But with the exception of the 1947 case of Everson v

81. Most would now agree that racial segregation is an evil practice, and in the case of Brown v

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82. He briefed the new Chief Justice extensively on the pending Brown v

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83. It is upon the shattered rock of religious devotion, in the rubble of the 1947 case of Everson v

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