Sentence examples for can particularly from inspiring English sources

Gordon can't generate sympathetic votes, she can, particularly from women.

I get up and walk as much as I can, particularly on longer flights.

I can particularly recommend "The Train", "Act of Passion", "The Mahe Circle" and "The Widow".

The hero who is driven to isolation or silence is someone I can particularly identify with.

But we will continue to do what we can, particularly to protect Kate's children from the results of media intrusion.

Where to stand: As noted, get as close to the stage as you can, particularly in the basement.

This can particularly be the case when handling difficult cases, such as family law or criminal cases.

Being exposed to sound while you're asleep can particularly affect breathing, body movements, heart rate, and when you wake up.

This should be a combination of solid science with our values as a society to protect as best we can, particularly vulnerable populations like pregnant women and infants.

"They can particularly make their budgets work because many [schools] now have greater freedoms and abilities to run the schools the way they see fit".

The prime minister added: "They can particularly make their budgets work because many now have greater freedoms and abilities to run the schools the way they see fit".