Sentence examples for for and partly from inspiring English sources
It's a school absence rate that is hard for the girl to make up for and partly accounts for girls dropping out of high school.
For the last two years, Mr. Bolton, 40, has worked for, and partly achieved, his dream of reuniting the children he had with a woman now no longer a part of his life.
For a preview of how we all may be making movies in a few years, take a look at "DVF Through Glass," a short video made for, and partly shot by, the fashion designer Diane von Furstenberg.
Someone put a call in to Biggins, yeah?" But our business today is Trump, the man who was made for and partly by reality TV, and he is here to tell you that he embodies the American dream, thanks to the wealth that he inherited from his father.
The remotely controlled improvisation was part of the composition process of Mr. Machover's "Festival City," a symphonic work he was writing for — and partly with — the city of Edinburgh, and which will receive its premiere at a festival there on Aug. 27.
In Heidegger's interpretation, Van Gogh's painting preserves the essential strife whereby the "nothing noths," both calling for and partly eluding conceptualization, and his painting thereby allows us to encounter the way the earth both yields to and resists our worlds and so, out "of the calm of great riches, ripens and dispenses what is inexhaustible" (IM 164/GA40 164/GA40
Shields were used for hunting long before they were used for warfare, partly for defense and partly for concealment in stalking game, and it is likely that the military shield evolved from that of the hunter and herdsman.
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Nevertheless, the U.S.G.A. has been thumping the greens regularly, partly for practice and partly for data.
Large flocks are maintained partly for wool and partly for market lambs.
"Certain parts of the base are out of bounds, partly for sensitivity and partly for safety," said Ms. Ingley of Oracle.
