Sentence examples for from circles of from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bush has been under great pressure, from circles of advisers around Vice President Dick Cheney and Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld, not to offer a clear timeline of when Palestinians would obtain real statehood.
Any fellowship that recognizes the vibrancy of an idealistic musician like Ms. Weilerstein or the important work that Mr. Núñez has been doing far from circles of celebrity deserves a salute from everyone in classical music.
Though some of the daytime clothes seemed clunky, skirts and dresses cut from circles of leather (including a nearly transparent leather) looked fresh, notably a paper-thin dress that wrapped around the body and came printed with shadowy blue cubes, like a Futurist painting.
The brother of Nikos Mihaloliakos (leader of the GD) is rumored to be recruiting heavily from circles of lawyers, businessmen, and academics—supposedly upstanding professionals who are a little bit too fond of the Greek Junta and the colonels who overthrew the Greek government in 1967.
All products seemed reasonably clean, in that largely no signals from circles of the opposite polarity appeared, despite the application of massive amounts of probe (0.1 μM final).
The photo from the press release is actually a still from Circle of Abstract Ritual, Frost's conceptual, 300,000-photo Los Angeles timelapse, released back in September.
But the negotiations broke down, and Mr. Rouhani was banished from the circles of power before being resurrected this spring.
These developments arise from "virtuous circles" of technology to science to technology that depend upon the physical sciences and mathematics, health sciences, and engineering.
Yet federal agents accused two men from these circles of plotting to make firebombs and hurl them at police cars during the convention.
Klein anticipates that funders may initially come from trusted circles of relationships, such as friends, family, customers and vendors.
