liddle in a sentence

1. Like Liddle Bites, you can order food.

2. Liddle suggests at the very end that liberalism might have had its day.

3. "The Failing @nytimes set Liddle' Bob Corker up by recording his conversation.

4. "On the streets of Europe, as I say, he is trusted no further than you or I could spit", Rod Liddle explains.

5. This makes Nervous Nancy every bit as guilty as Liddle' Adam Schiff for High Crimes and Misdemeanors, and even Treason.

6. Here is Liddle referring to Vance’s drug-addicted, unstable mother, who cycled through a number of men and neglected her child:

7. "This makes Nervous Nancy every bit as guilty as Liddle' Adam Schiff for high crimes and misdemeanours, and even treason", he said on Twitter.

8. But Jewish support for Muslim activism and attacks on free speech is generally ignored by mainstream “Islamophobes” like Douglas Murray, Mark Steyn and Rod Liddle.

9. Liddle goes on to say that liberalism has a lot to do with this — not just the left-wing liberalism of social permissiveness, but also the right-wing liberalism of market über alles:

10. Indonesian survey and election results led R. William Liddle and Saiful Mujani in 2003 to conclude that the number of Islamists "is no more than 15 percent of the total Indonesian Muslim population."

11. Peter Liddle continues, “As the required temperature inside the data halls is between 18-29°C and Luleå’s climate rarely exceeds this, even on hot summer days the outside air can be directly used for climate control.

12. “However, the problem was that in order to move from qualitative to quantitative regimes a large family of molecules would be required to make the method robust, but their synthesis was not reliable,” added Professor Liddle.

13. “The whole Creator, bringing in new life, new hope, renewed faith, renewed blessing, renewed happiness where there was sorrow, darkness, frustration, disappointment and even death—beautiful,” Reverend James Liddle described.

14. “Although these nanoparticles and their end products are very different, the stakeholders in their manufacture can learn much from each other’s best practices,” said NIST materials scientist and co-author J. Alexander Liddle.