Sentence examples for assortment of half from inspiring English sources

Its wine list isn't hugely exciting, although there are interesting selections in a considerate assortment of half bottles.

But even a group of Brooklyn Democrats now says the reforms put in place in the past few weeks are an assortment of half-hearted measures and empty promises.

Cage's "Aria" is a dry assortment of half-sentences in at least three languages and sundry mid-conversational noises (coughs, laughs), uttered by Joan La Barbara with meticulous stylishness.

The framed prints, he notices now, all depict Mary Magdalene: a varied assortment of half-naked, half-clothed versions of her, repentant or otherwise, some of them painted by pious Christians, others sly caricatures intended as pornography.

And he might well have been, given his tendency to say and write what he thought about the kinds of people who worked inside organizations — "an assortment of half-wits, nincompoops, and Neanderthals like Don Drysdale and Don Zimmer [who] are not only allowed to pontificate on whatever strikes them, but are actually solicited and employed to do this".

An assortment of siblings and half-siblings want nothing to do with him, Mr. Mading says.

An assortment of chilled oysters on the half shell made a simple and super opener, and impeccable garden freshness put a lemony salad of baby arugula and fennel in the first tier.

As recounted by an assortment of iffy club promoters and half-ravaged has-beens, Mr. Gatien's ascent from jeans salesman to entertainment genius — borne on the wave of disco and sunk by a combination of AIDS and the persistent efforts of the Giuliani administration — was the stuff of urban legend.

(Genzlinger) 'Limelight' (No rating, 1 32) Populated by an assortment of iffy club promoters and half-ravaged has-beens, Billy Corben's druggy documentary shapes the career of Peter Gatien, the Canadian entrepreneur who ruled New York City nightlife in the 1980s, into a ball of confusion and hyperbole.

The first half included an assortment of solos and duets, one by Mr. Kosoko and the remainder by others, including Sydney Skybetter and Anthony Whitehurst.

In a game expected to be an offensive shootout, only East Carolina came through in the first half with an assortment of trick plays and fancy running by Stokes.