Sentence examples for he often deploys from inspiring English sources
(He often deploys a favorite Colin Powell quotation: "Persistent optimism is a force multiplier").
He often deploys the saxophones in a braided tandem, before giving each a chance to stretch out: Mr. Cheek with his streamlined logic, Mr. Malaby with his woollier line of attack.
In February, Tamika Mallory, a co-president of Women's March, Inc., attended the Nation of Islam's annual Saviour's Day event and was singled out in the audience by Farrakhan, whose speech also included the anti-Semitic and homophobic tropes he often deploys.
He repeats the line he often deployed as prime minister.
He often deployed a combative attitude with journalists, and his criticism and symbolic utterances were misconstrued.
In his early years at Carpi FC, however, he was often deployed on the wing or up front and it was here that he honed his skills and more importantly his USP, his goalscoring ability.
He will often deploy a group of investigators in "surveillance" cases to follow someone.
To do this, they often deploy an arsenal of enzymes that can melt away this meshwork.
Like other biographers who have tried to explain their art--notably Leon Edel--Holmes Edel--Holmes Edel--Holmesf coften in characterizing the complex relationship between biographer andeploysct; at timetaphorspicts biofraphy as a "duel" of wills.
Although the large orchestra is rich with brass and percussion, Mr. Adams often deploys it delicately.
The orchestra demands some 80 players, yet Ms. Saariaho most often deploys it as a web of chamber groups interacting contrapuntally with the vocal lines.
