Sentence examples for adjunct of his from inspiring English sources
It was an adjunct of his breastbone, not his pelvis.
He can make you feel like an adjunct of his presence, as if he were somehow vouching for you with the pasture gods.
In the opinion of many the reason, as Michael Hann noted, is because the club had become an "adjunct of his ego".
A garden that is part of a university is generally the primary responsibility of a professor of botany or horticulture and is operated as an adjunct of his particular department.
In December, his restaurant Nougatine, a casual adjunct of his Columbus Circle flagship, Jean Georges, instituted its own $35 three-course menu, every night but Saturday from 5 30 to 6 30 and 10 to 11 p.m.
By John Cassidy January 11 , 2012In what is almost an adjunct of his own state (much of N.H. is part of the Boston media market) he defeated by sixteen points a Texan goblin who wants to legalize marijuana, abolish the Federal Reserve system, restore the gold standard, and get rid of the I.R.S.
His poems sometimes feel like adjuncts of his stories, evincing a fiction writer's delight in details that exist outside the crewelwork of storytelling; crumbs, one-offs, outtakes.
Chandos CHAN 10438 £12.99 With a Korngold revival imminent on the South Bank, Chandos shows shrewd timing with this second volume of the Austro-Hungarian composer's film music, a stylish adjunct to his output of operas, songs, orchestral and chamber works.
The artist David Prince runs Adjunct Positions out of his garage in the Highland Park section of Los Angeles.
The managing editor of CJRDaily.org, an online adjunct of The Columbia Journalism Review, and his deputy both quit yesterday after the dean of Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism told them he was cutting the site's budget nearly in half.
Besides his principal noms d'artiste (roughly one per decade), the artist had also some two dozen other occasional pseudonyms, though these were normally used as adjuncts to his principal name of a given period.
