Sample Sentences forwaiver (auto-selected)
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A full-tuition waiver would require a near-perfect GPA.† (source)
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According to the conventions of the genre, Augustus Waters kept his sense of humor till the end, did not for a moment waiver in his courage, and his spirit soared like an indomitable eagle until the world itself could not contain his joyous soul.† (source)
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FBI Director William Webster said, "If you can pass the same test as anybody else applying for this organization, I will waiver your disabilities."† (source)
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Unfortunately this is confined to urgent situations of life or death and our staff has to determine that domestic emergency is warranted before we issue a passport waiver.† (source)
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Reds will tear each other apart for such waivers.† (source)
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"Use whatever waivers he needs," Captain Buschmann confirmed.† (source)
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But then the clerk explained that Oscar could apply for a waiver.† (source)
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If they could, he was sure they would like to rescind the waivers that had allowed him to be born at all.† (source)
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I have a waiver here I need you to sign.† (source)
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Our young men had signed waivers of extradition.† (source)
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Did you bring in your DES medical and waiver forms?† (source)
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I scrawl my signature across the bottom of the waivers and hand them back to him.† (source)
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You don't have a signed waiver clearing me with proper authorities, I don't go out.† (source)
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After Adam signed the required stack of waivers, it was official: he was a Navy recruit.† (source)
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Before he died, Jeremy Pratt and his parents signed a waiver stating that the Saranson Center for Life Preservation could transport his corpse from a hospital in Quincy, Illinois, to Denver, Colorado.† (source)
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Anyone who provides information leading to capture of Scarlet Guard operatives or the prevention of Scarlet Guard actions will be awarded conscription waivers, releasing up to five members of the same family from military service.† (source)
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