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Meanings of long title in inglês
português
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títol llarg Synonyms
Examples for "digest"
Examples for "digest"
1
This week the markets have continued to digest last week's Budget Speech.
2
Bacteria are essential to our survival since they help us digest food.
3
Dr Elwin seemed to digest this information for rather a long time.
4
It is a relatively new trend for a national manager to digest.
5
Otherwise, the field contains the computer HMAC message digest for the message.
Usage of long title in inglês
1
The long title story here is a good example of this process.
2
The restrictiveness is evident in the long title which outlines the Bill's intention.
3
Even the crosstown rival White Sox ended their own decades- long title drought in 2005.
4
Despite the long title, this is merely the equivalent of the old tax-free allowance certificate.
5
I had a long title signifying Tree-Cutter, which belonged to every chief of our family.
6
That long title has been dubbed BRAIN for short.
7
The 11-minute- long title track slowly ekes out moments of beauty but fails to hit any emotional bull's-eye.
8
Even this long title does not clearly describe the narrative, as Sir Walter Raleigh actually sailed on the expedition.
9
Even the cross town rival White Sox ended their own decades- long title drought, winning the World Series in 2005.
10
It's a long title.
11
The socialists were at first called Fourierites but this rather long title very soon gave place to the more convenient word here used.
12
Sometimes a long title may be set in a smaller type, or, if this is not advisable, it may be put into two lines.
13
I had introduced Mr. Furay as the correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette; but the good folks, not understanding this long title exactly, dubbed him Doctor.
14
In those days, you see, they were not afraid of long titles.
15
They always have big long titles, like Sir Dartworth of Cheltenham.
16
A Prince of long titles, not one of which has its foundation in truth and reality.
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