Sentence examples for At harms from inspiring English sources

He contributed to a musical magazine, and then got a job at Harms, Inc. as a pianist and arranger.

And the people at Harms often referred theatergoers to Smoke, which is about two distant blocks from the theater.

Next Sunday afternoon at Harms, Verdi is to be memorialized with "Rigoletto" by the National Lyric Opera.

It was easy to get financing to study the benefits of screening, he added, but a study that looked at harms was "too far out of the culture".

He is a son of Jean Hefner of Rockville Centre, N.Y., and the late Wallace Hefner Jr. His mother retired as a sales associate at Harms Real Estate in Rockville Centre.

A study published in 2010 looked at harms to users, such as mortality, damage to physical and mental health, dependence, and loss of resources and relationships, as well as harms to society, such as injury of others, crime, environmental damage, family adversities, international damage, economic cost and effects on the community.

Generally speaking, however, bullying is more effective at harming victims than aiding aggressors.

When Vasconcelos began working at the clinic, more than twenty years ago, there was no attempt at harm reduction.

Under federal law, the term "weapon of mass destruction" refers to virtually any explosive charge aimed at harming people.

Although the bulk of the TCA studies involve animals, a few human studies also hint at harm.

Yuli Edelstein, minister of public affairs for Israel, said in an interview that the timing of the housing announcement was not aimed at harming the visit by Mr. Biden.