Sentence examples for a slice of all from inspiring English sources

MDash yelled, "Hit Play, hit Play!" just as a blue-and-white patch of life — a slice of all that we have made of ourselves, all that we have ever been — pierced the black cosmos above the sawtooth horizon.

MIT's newest cohort of Tata Fellows — graduate students supported by the Tata Center for Technology and Design — were introduced to a slice of all that is fascinating, difficult, and wonderful about India in a joint orientation session this August with their counterparts at the Indian Institute of Technology in Bombay.

The group later watches "Earthrise" to an unexpected sound track: "MDash yelled, 'Hit Play, hit Play!' just as a blue-and-white patch of life – a slice of all that we have made of ourselves, all that we have ever been – pierced the black cosmos above the sawtooth horizon.

The records represent only a slice of all cyber attacks on the Fed because they include only cases involving the Washington-based Board of Governors, a federal agency that is subject to public records laws.

He was a resident of Conyers, a quiet upper-middle-class town in a slice of all-American suburban Atlanta.

He looks very in control, however, in the subdued painting here, with its assemblage of an iridescent nautilus, a panther shell, and a wooden box packed with fish and a slice of lemon, all set against a satiny black ground.

The Duchess of Bedford Afternoon Tea, the most comprehensive ($17.95), includes tea sandwiches: curried egg and mango chutney, herbed butter and cucumber, smoked salmon and dill and creamed Stilton with fresh pear, followed by a hot scone served with clotted cream and strawberry jam, and a slice of cake, all with a choice of brewed tea.

Cespedes, however, thoroughly enjoyed himself, playing with his usual wealth of confidence and soaking up the chance to be the non-All-Star to steal a slice of the All-Star show, as Jayson Stark writes on ESPN.com.

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Ms. Zegel echoed the sentiments of many others who said that going to the post office gives them a chance to connect with their neighbors, offers relief from winter isolation and preserves a slice of an all-but-gone small-town way of life.

While self-made women still make up just a small slice of all the billionaires in the world, consider that self-made women are a fast-growing group.