cence in a sentence

1. 'Songs of Innocence' - Their 13th album, 'Songs of Innocence,' was released that night.

2. Statutory licences are discussed in detail in the chapter 'How ... may others use a work?'

3. Its central theme is always, `God's Son is guiltless, and in his innocence is his salvation.'"

4. 'We want to obtain licences in Germany and we want to pay taxes here,' declared Mathias Dahms.

5. In the absence of further statistics, I beg to close this chapter with one more reminiscence of 'Stephen.'

6. 'I would just like that his innocence be demonstrated and that he will return to the be the free and smiling man that I saw days ago.'

7. "Beethoven has always meant universality to me, ever since my early adolescence, when I first heard that unforgettable cry of 'Brüder!'.

8. 'The strength of the pictures lies in the way it contrasts the anger and sorrow of the adults with the innocence of the children,' said jury member Mayu Mohanna of Peru.

9. 'I'm just glad I was able to return to some of that innocence and beauty I had as a child when I started my own family, and my children brought me back some of that spirit.'

10. 'The Jujuy government says it has not granted any licences, but it has received applications, and if it is delaying authorisation, that is because we have organised ourselves.'

11. 'If you want to drive a car you have to have a licence to say you are capable of driving a car, the car has to pass a test to say it is fit to drive, and you have to have insurance.'

12. They have brought me here, where I wish to remain rather than return to Salt Lake where the murderers of my husband curse the earth, and roll in affluence, unpunished.' " (Reminiscences of Early Utah pp. 152-154)

13. The North of Pakistan (Urdu: پاکِستان) is a truly wonderful place to visit, thanks to the kindness of the people (' you are a guest in this country, welcome to Pakistan ') and to the magnificence of the mountain scenery.

14. "I almost gave up once, because one ignorant fool didn’t want to let me hire a car in Hartford, Connecticut with my German driver’s licence – 'It’s the law!' – and I almost didn’t make it to the archive of the first telephone company."