| They offer none of the skills traditionally conferred by dance, such as grace, self-expression and improved confidence in ourselves. |
| That is contrary to the statute which has conferred upon it the power of rehearing and the duty to rehear and redetermine these cases. |
| The award is conferred on the basis of testimonials describing the nominee's service. |
| Experimental manipulations of tail length proved two decades ago that long tails in male long-tailed widowbirds conferred mating advantages. |
| They conferred in Arabic for the right English words, and also taught me a few Arabic phrases. |
| Left-handedness may have conferred prehistoric man advantages, such as in combat, say the researchers. |
