Sentence examples for from constitution from inspiring English sources

"[Intoxication] varies from person to person, from constitution to constitution.

Yet the new principles struggled to make the transition from constitution to community.

After all, it was a write-in campaign by "Trekkies" that forced NASA to change the name of the first shuttle from Constitution to Enterprise.

The narrator quickly asked one of Zhenya's neighbors about Zhenya's whereabouts, but all he could say was that the door had been ajar for several weeks, whereupon the narrator called the police and several colleagues from Constitution.

Visitors can see photographs and memorabilia from milestones in Anderson's career, most notably her triumphant Easter Sunday concert on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in 1939, held there after she was barred from Constitution Hall by the Daughters of the American Revolution, and her 1955 debut at the Metropolitan Opera, the first performance there by an African-American singer.

Some sailors from Constitution joined Chesapeake and they filled the crew along with sailors of several nations.

Mrs. Bush, too, takes a dim view of the situation, though she seems to see it as departure less from the Constitution than from political etiquette.

The Bivens doctrine derives directly from the Constitution itself, not from any Congressional immunity exception.

From the rules and from the Constitution?

"Our right to self-government does not come from the Constitution of Canada or from our Majesty the Queen.

The new amendment eradicates General Zia's imprints from the constitution and takes away powers from the presidential office.