Sentence examples for ambit into from inspiring English sources

The way it strokes surfaces, sends out showers of highlights, gives warmth as well as light while casting everything beyond its ambit into blackness.

He recalls himself as a virgin undergraduate seduced by Sebastian from tweedy academia (Irons, otherwise impeccable, rather overdoes the bottom-lip-nibbling coy ingenue bit in Sebastian's presence) into the Marchmain family's ambit and into Brideshead's bombastic precincts.

The high-throughput measurements can then be translated via calibration into the ambit of single-cell measurements and via the fixed parameter model into cell population quantities.

But the parties at Green Acres began to bring celebrities into his ambit.

Batmanghelidjh's main aim is to supply every child who comes into her ambit with that "soothing repertoire".

David Cameron must have known his hiring of the man often described as an "evil genius" would draw him into the ambit of bare-knuckle politics.

Lured into its ambit by the tale of a boy's love for a horse, Spielberg encountered a typically English take on the conflict's futility.

Section 321(3) of the Communications Act 2003 brings the film into the ambit of paid political advertising, which has never been permitted on television or radio.

While on a year abroad from the Sorbonne in the late 1950s, studying English in Oxford, she drifted into the ambit of the Oxford University Dramatic Society.

Even Martin Luther King has been accused of Marxism, as has John Kerry and, more recently, President Barack Obama was denounced as a "socialist" for bringing less well-off Americans into the ambit of corporate, very much capitalist, healthcare provision.

This comes as some surprise, because while Timberlake has been busy on screen, Mosley has spent the 00s making dreadful showreel compilations to lure rock bands into his ambit.