Sentence examples for combination of someone from inspiring English sources

"You don't get that combination of someone who does 30 shows every season and at the same time understands how to sell on a shop floor," he said.

It's just that a combination of someone deciding you aren't disabled enough and have claimed for too long means you will lose your benefits".

I thought the combination of someone trying to be virtuous and a normal person – this unworldly vicar in a contemporary urban world – it's very fertile".

Speaking by telephone from Prague, Hanna Arie-Gaifman, director of the Tisch Center for the Arts at the Y, said, "He is the perfect combination of someone who knows literature and writes poetry and is very much aware of the way the poetry center has been working up to now, and he has innovative ideas".

Speaking of the person who will embody the power and presence to represent her on stage, Estefan said, "I think as long as the texture of the voice is kind of there and my persona on stage, which has always been very open to the fans and very communicative... It's really exciting for me find that combination of someone".

The final image, he said in an interview once, is the combination of someone's own perception of themself and the photographer's.

If you have a locked safe – or a locked phone – and you want to get the combination out of someone, all you need is some wire-cutters, a branding iron, some pliers, and a howling void where your conscience should be.

Nick Levine from Digital Spy described the track as a "shmaltzy ballad", while an anonymous VH1 critic wrote "with the "We Belong Together" sonic template and lyrics tailored appeal to everyone on such a basic level seems like too easy of a combination for someone as established as Mimi.

A combination of that against someone who is as consistent as Martina and it's not going to work".

Maybe", he added, referring to the combination of the two, "someone will even acquire the terrabang?!" But MoMa is deadly serious – and dead right to be moving in a radical new direction, says Alice Twemlow, chairman of the design criticism department at the School of Visual Art in New York.

"Once the script had advanced, we realized there was one thing necessary to hold it together, someone who could nail the combination of comic and tragic, someone who could crack you up in one instant and break your heart in the next," Ms. Cholodenko said.