But the day came near to have a different and very singular issue.

The other was a very different and even more singular figure.

He was clearly set on his singular course of action.

You will find one singular photograph that is a work of art in itself.

A president has a singular role when it comes to foreign policy where only he can lead.

Is it because she was so singular, or has society itself changed?

They no longer are playing for themselves in the most singular of games.

After all, there was nothing so very singular about that.

House at Big hill is based on a singular form.

And now their course was run, having come to this final, singular moment in time.

Or perhaps this little girl's was a more singular calling.

As you all know, America is a land of singular beauty.

Yet the singular voice of the man who made it remains strong and clear.

Each one made a singular contribution through his or her life.

The two buildings then might house six or eight singular schools.

The detective looked at my friend in a singular way.

One of the party made a very singular impression on me.

There is no such a thing as a singular form of democracy.

And meanwhile, a rather singular thing, there was not a single one to be seen.

First of all, there is context for each work as a singular experience.

All this presented the art to me in a singular light, to be sure.

A few words here as to the man who led this singular host.

That should have been her father's singular honor, of course, but she had no father.

History is full of singular individuals who, on their own, made a huge difference.

"Tell them you had a very singular experience," I said.

On the left hand side of the table, plurals are longer than singulars.

After the new singulars emerged in English, new plurals were formed.

Even up to five gives you good practice on singulars and plurals (and perhaps concord).

This effectively forms a nominative-oblique case dynamic confined to the weak singulars.

Some other words whose plurals are sometimes misused as singulars include:

The 288-page book was ghostwritten by Stephen Singular.

How sacred are singulars and plurals in the world of fashion copywriting?

"That God does not know singulars".

Some false singulars become standard English.

However, many nouns do not have any inflectional distinctions among the singulars except from the genitive.

The present tense has singulars and plurals, of course, and persons: I, we, you, they, he, she.

Criteria and strata are plurals, not singulars.

But there are in singulars certain 'natures,' themselves neither universal nor particular, which constitute the ground of intelligibility.

For the 3rd person, a separate reflexive pronoun is used, which follows the declension of the 1st and 2nd personal pronouns' singulars.

(People who like to pluralize singulars love to verbify nouns.)

Plurals and singulars All nouns have a plural and a singular form.

If there are 3, the 2nd vowel is used for the indicative past singulars, & the 3rd for the other past tenses.

He got in at least twice as many words as Mr. Ravitch, and more first person singulars than all his opponents put together.

Accusative Singular: ἕ.

Other characteristic is the difficulty to speak Portuguese in plural, saying plural words as they were singulars [7].

We are singulars: Does God have knowledge of singulars?"

Note that criteria, data and dicta are plural words: the singulars are criterion,datum and dictum.

Singulars beginning in ki- take plurals in vi-; they often refer to hand tools and other artefacts.

The gender of some words' plurals does not agree with that of their singulars, such as lim and mund.

From 1982 to 1986, she was an assistant to the solicitor general in Washington.

He was appointed solicitor general of the State in 1867.

He was the province's solicitor general from 1857 to 1859.

In 1846, he was named solicitor general for the province.

He resigned from his post as solicitor general in 1843.

In June 1607 he was at last rewarded with the office of solicitor general.

The former solicitor general said that woman who bring false charges should be named.

He served as the solicitor general for Georgia's eastern district from 1833 to 1836.

During the war was solicitor general of the Flint circuit.

That deliberation has not yet occurred, the solicitor general said.

The court also appointed a former solicitor general to monitor the trials.

He became solicitor general in 1778 and attorney general the following year.

He was the solicitor general of Georgia's middle judicial circuit from 1913 to 1916.

He served as solicitor general from 1797 to 1798.

From 1967 to 1969, he was assistant to the Solicitor General.

Following the Solicitor General into his office, she had a quick look around.

At times, he appeared to be trying to bolster the defense of the statute by the solicitor general.

From 1986 to 1989 he spent three years as an assistant to the Solicitor General.

Later this afternoon, he would meet with the man now called the Solicitor General.

As a result, he was dismissed from the office of Solicitor General in 1643.

He was solicitor general from November 1816 until September 1817.

The job of solicitor general is one of the most eminent in American law.

"We do not know of any either," the Solicitor General acknowledged.

In 1842, Love became the solicitor general for the southern district of Georgia.

He served on the Executive Council as solicitor general from 1853 to 1854.

This year it was the turn of the Scots guards.

The Scots guards have a pipe band famous the world over.

He got it from a friend of his, a soldier in the Scots Guards.

The Scots Guards will be demonstrating their skill, and then the rest of us.

“Nobody else from the Scots Guards has complained,” he said.

The Scots Guards played a major part providing mobility and fire support during the operation.

He was just what the world would expect when they hear the phrase, 'a sergeant in the Scots Guards'.

Johnson was commissioned into the Scots Guards in 1925.

The 2nd Battalion Scots Guards had lost eight dead and 43 wounded.

One of the two batallions making up the Scots Guards is disbanded next month.

He was born in 1846 and until his inheritance served in the Scots Guards.

He was recovered by stretcher bearers from the Scots Guards.

He offers to have a horse ready and says that many of the Highland Scots guards are sympathetic.

'Catherine was reviewing the elite Scots Guards and their captain this day.

Her father was a Lieutenant in the Scots Guards.

In 1940 he was commissioned into the Scots Guards, and served with the regiment for the remainder of the war.

With two uncles who served both as pipers in the Scots Guards, it was natural he would follow them into the military.

He is a millionaire businessman as a theatrical producer, and was a former officer in the Scots Guards.

He was commissioned in the Scots Guards during his National Service.

He served with the Scots Guards, achieving the rank of Lieutenant.

He was educated at Eton and later served in the Scots Guards.

The Band of the Scots Guards plays for events of state.

Simon spent around three years as a Lieutenant in the Scots Guards, mostly overseas.

A band from the Scots Guards will be playing as the ceremony concludes at around noon on Saturday.

He further asserted this force would include the elite Scots Guards and would be non-nuclear.