Sentence examples for deployed him as from inspiring English sources

Dr. King called him "my wild man, my Castro," and deployed him as heavy artillery to soften up resistance.

The president has come to appreciate Mr. Biden's loyalty, tested over a whiplashing term, and has deployed him as a designated contrarian in debates.

Anthony has never been known as a big-time playmaker or distributor, and he struggled when Coach Mike D'Antoni deployed him as a point-forward early in the season.

That could be true, assuming Brendan Rodgers doesn't deploy him as a wing-back or something.

What makes Kieschnick particularly special, however, is that while he never made it as a batter full time, he still hits well enough that Milwaukee deploys him as a pinch-hitter and designated hitter, and considers him an option to play the outfield.

Esteemed Guardian football scribes Sid Lowe and Stuart James reckon Bale remains content in the Spanish capital and say his future will hinge on whether or not the new Real manager Zinedine Zidane decides to deploy him as a wide man or in his preferred new role as a central midfielder.

The real ghostbuster in any case was Ashley Young, who had provided the cross and was proving so effective in an advanced position it was hard to work out why anyone thought it was a good idea to deploy him as a full-back, but United still had to either build on their lead or hold on to it.

His own brother, Hamza -- bound to a wheelchair and struggling to find himself in his tumultuous 20s -- turned up in Syria last year, having been recruited by jihadists who planned to deploy him as a suicide bomber.

As a super-successful CEO in the public eye he exhibits an earnest mushiness that runs counter to the sociopathy exhibited by so many of his CEO colleagues and the Goldman PR department has wisely made the decision to deploy him as the centerpiece of its charm offensive.

One is T-Rich, the genial fullback Tony Richardson, whose longevity in the National Football League — 16 years — leads Ryan to deploy him at times as a coachly emissary.

A second-round pick in this year's draft, Bernard's soft hands and impressive open-field acceleration will make him a valuable weapon for the Bengals – who deployed him here as a change of pace to their starter, BenJarvus Green-Ellis.