Sentence examples for assembling the power from inspiring English sources

Ray Kurowski, the athletic director at Eastchester High School, as chairman of Section One Class B, is in charge of assembling the power rankings.

It's about assembling the power and energy of the people who know that lives and livelihoods are hanging in the balance, and taking action towards the just future we see.

The burgeoning 2nd Annual FORBES Women's Summit, May 14-15 in New York, is in the rare position of being allowed to be highly selective assembling the Leaders and Power participants all wanting and qualified to participate.

The list reads as a "who's who" of the new media art world, assembling the brightest minds powering this scene to discuss how these open source programs have changed electronic arts and visual design by making artists' lives easier and, as Marius Watz says, "allow[ing] people just about anybody with any kind of background, to start working with code as a creative medium".

The stack is lightweight and available in modules that can easily be assembled to meet the power requirements of specific applications.

It was not a surprise, Valentine said, not after Wilpon had told him to "play every game like it's the World Series" over the last month of the season, and yet the team kept losing; not after his longtime squabbling with General Manager Steve Phillips; not after he sought more power in assembling the team's roster and initially received a blank stare from Wilpon.

Large area dye-sensitized solar cells with 36 cm2 of active area were assembled and the power conversion efficiency increased from 0.54% to 1.62% when ten metal lines were applied in both electrodes.

Much of Mr. Kroloff's power comes from assembling the list of architects invited to compete.

They also began using any computer part they could find to assemble the necessary computing power to handle searches by multiple users.

Now Derek Chollet and Samantha Power have assembled "The Unquiet American," a festschrift-like tribute to Holbrooke that includes excerpts from his own writing.

"Words are not enough," says Suskind. "Right now, after the record that has expressed itself across four years, the only thing that will be proof of change is deeds -- meaning he takes on the assembled power of the financial capital in an 'either them or me' way".