What does hyphen mean? Can you avoid prepositions altogether with competitions vice-president and program vice-president? Alternatively ‘Vice President (Competitions)’ or

(or others in English)

What does hyphen mean? Can you avoid prepositions altogether with competitions vice-president and program vice-president? Alternatively ‘Vice President (Competitions)’ or

(or others in English)

What does hyphen mean? Can you avoid prepositions altogether with competitions vice-president and program vice-president? Alternatively ‘Vice President (Competitions)’ or

(or others in English)

From the context, good has more to do with ability rather than morals. Can proverb be considered as more than a synonym for proverb and prose are not always simply quotations? Is it better to be lucky than rich? What can a writer say about using a quotation with adage?

From the context, good has more to do with ability rather than morals. Can proverb be considered as more than a synonym for proverb and prose are not always simply quotations? Is it better to be lucky than rich? What can a writer say about using a quotation with adage?

From the context, good has more to do with ability rather than morals. Can proverb be considered as more than a synonym for proverb and prose are not always simply quotations? Is it better to be lucky than rich? What can a writer say about using a quotation with adage?

From the context, good has more to do with ability rather than morals. Can proverb be considered as more than a synonym for proverb and prose are not always simply quotations? Is it better to be lucky than rich? What can a writer say about using a quotation with adage?

From the context, good has more to do with ability rather than morals. Can proverb be considered as more than a synonym for proverb and prose are not always simply quotations? Is it better to be lucky than rich? What can a writer say about using a quotation with adage?

Which are many British English references? The Oxford English Dictionary comments of under way, ‘now frequently as one word’. It includes a separate entry for underway that contains several British citations from the twentieth century.

Which are many British English references? The Oxford English Dictionary comments of under way, ‘now frequently as one word’. It includes a separate entry for underway that contains several British citations from the twentieth century.