Coren in a sentence

Abubakar, therefore, appealed to the directors to bridge the gaps notes by the minister adding that COREN would do its own due diligence.

After joking with fellow panelists Bill Bailey, Victoria Coren Mitchell and Alan Davies that there are Dundee and Dundee United football clubs – as well as a Dundee cake – Toksvig revealed the reason behind the term.

Blevins-Mohr, junior Coren Coe, senior Connor Weldon and Lamb hold down the Vikings’ 200 free team.

The British impressionist won season 12 of Taskmaster in 2021, beating Alan Davies, Desiree Burch, Guz Khan and Victoria Coren Mitchell.

Also speaking on the OBE, Vice President, COREN,Dr Clifford Nwoji, who further explained that,the council saw the need to intervene in the training processes of engineers.

The governor stated this while receiving the Registrar and Chief Executive of COREN, Engr.

The net has acquired two seasons of (pictured; 13 x 60 minutes), featuring Giles Coren and chef Monica Galetti who journey around the world, working alongside staff in some spectacular hotels.

The smashing may have another origin: Coren mentioned that it was a ritual of a Major League baseball team to start and end the season by punching their felt or straw hats and throwing them on the field.

York was named Best Place to Live by and was praised by national food critics including Giles Coren.

As Michael Coren, a friend and writer at Quartz, wrote to me in an email with regard to why many wish to be more productive: “I think the void is central.

As noted by Stanley Coren, Ph.

Previous winners of the prize include Giles Coren, Morrissey and Norman Mailer.

The Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) has warned that the bridges being constructed by the Imo State Government are disasters waiting to happen, as the projects are being executed without engineering designs.

Twenty years ago, in his excellent book The Sleep Thieves, Coren first brought to popular attention the idea that we in modern society are chronically sleep-deprived, and pointed out the causal role of sleep deprivation in disasters such as Chernobyl.

An article published called The Intelligence of Dogs by Stanley Coren, Ph.

Coren's test, however, was by his own admission heavily weighted towards the "obedience" interpretation of intelligence and based on a better understanding of "working" breeds than hounds.

Stanley Coren 's survey of canine obedience trainers published in The Intelligence of Dogs reported that borzois obeyed the first command less than 25% of the time.