Sentence examples for combined with a love of from inspiring English sources

He later believed that his radical politics — combined with a love of cocaine — had derailed his comedy career.

Combined with a love of critical reviews and culture, journalism seemed like the perfect path to take.

Ferguson used it all, combined with a love of soccer, an insatiable desire for victory and great staying power.

The magazine presented an aggressive hedonism — early covers featured lines of cocaine — combined with a love of everything taboo.

The Seymour Herzog Memorial Prize is awarded annually to a student or students who demonstrate excellence in the law and commitment to public interest law, combined with a love of sports.

The Herzog Prize is awarded each year to a third-year student who demonstrates excellence in the law and commitment to public interest law, combined with a love of sports.

An Icelandic actor and stage director turned film director, Erlingsson's directorial debut shows evidence of an extremely dark sense of humor combined with a lifelong love of horses (he got his first horse when he was 16 years old as part of his salary for working as a "harvest boy" on a horse farm in the highlands of northern Iceland).

With the polymathic scope of his enthusiasms, combined with an innate love of gossip, the third Lord Rothschild knew most of what used to be called the British establishment.Although head of the senior English branch of the Rothschild family, the thing that least engaged him was banking.

They have achieved excellence by sheer hard work from a young age combined with an absolute love of the music they play instilled by a fully funded training system".

Mr. Barwikowski arrived in Portland after working in Wyoming, where he was able to combine cooking with a love of snowboarding, rock climbing and fly-fishing.

Howard's widowed mother Rose – born in Malacca of a "confusing line of swarthy intermarriage" stemming from Portuguese, Dutch, British and Irish men and Malay, Indian, Chinese and Ceylonese women – runs a boarding house for Englishmen on tours of duty, and combines Anglophilia with a love of local saltfish pickle.