Sentence examples for deploys with a from inspiring English sources
But because it stays with the hate Eminem usually deploys with a casual sneer, "Kim" reveals something about such rancor: that it comes from weakness and breeds despair.
The middle ground is a flexible, jazz-inflected voice of many shades that Mr. Mitchell deploys with a theatrical know-how, turning songs like "How Long Has This Been Going On?" and "It Amazes Me" into full-scale dramatic monologues, with italicized phrasing and body language.
Vice Adm. Fred Midgette, the commander of Coast Guard forces in the Pacific, said that each of the service's vessels in the region deploys with a team that has law-enforcement authority and a fast-pursuit boat, but there isn't always enough armed helicopters available to deploy with one.
Like Ms. Monheit, Ms. Kole has a lustrous voice that she deploys with a studied formality that becomes an obstacle only when the song (like "You Are There," by Dave Frishberg and Johnny Mandel, which celebrates the comfort and familiarity of a long-term relationship) demands a light, conversational touch.
("What's with all the dead people?" Starr's gangster patron remarks before increasing their number.) The music on the excellent soundtrack, which Mr. Murray deploys with a skill that attests to his previous career, carries off the contradictions with more nerve, concision and impact than the movie, with its draggy exposition and incoherent messages.
The Sony's dock deploys with a measure of confidence.
When an air bag "shorts out" and deploys (with an explosive noise) in the absence of a cause, frightening the driver and causing an accident, who is responsible for the resulting damage and possible injuries?
Deployed with a Hawaiian national guard unit to Iraq in 2004 and to Kuwait in 2008.
A similar system is being deployed with a different motive through Roadify, a social entrepreneurial venture based in Park Slope.
