Sentence examples for coming into possession from inspiring English sources

The demonisation of Haynes is accompanied by Fergus coming into possession of two key pieces of evidence: Frankie's mobile phone and the phone of an Arab family.

The "strong" modern poet waged a ­Nietzschean struggle against a chosen, or repressed, elder, coming into possession of anterior masterpieces through his own misreadings or "misprisions," which were in fact "dialectical" reimaginings of the antecedent work.

After accidentally coming into possession of a life-size, molded plastic sex doll with the body of a 20-year-old woman, he develops an erotic obsession with the toy.

Taught by a guru named the Ancient One and coming into possession of not only his amulet – the Eye of Agamotto – but a sentient cloak, Strange returned to the west as a Sorcerer Supreme.

Central to the idea of being digitally forgotten is the concept of anonymisation - stripping personally identifiable details out of data such that anyone coming into possession of it would be unable to trace the individuals to whom it refers.

Having no idea that he existed until coming into possession of the team photograph and tracking him to this quiet community north of Daytona, the Knicks will honor Rucker on Monday night at Madison Square Garden on what they are calling Pioneer Night in honor of Black History Month.

MRS. CECIL GIVES 25TH BIRTHDAY BALL; Vanderbilt Heiress Comes Into Possession of Biltmore House and Vast Trust Fund.

CECIL GIVES 25TH BIRTHDAY BALL; Vanderbilt Heiress Comes Into Possession of Biltmore House and Vast Trust Fund.

But then the Democratic Union Party came into possession of most of northern Syria.

They have come into possession of the neighboring country house and are thus the Mortmains' landlords.

In the tale, the narrator comes into possession of a mythic book that is infinite.