Sentence examples for he segregated from inspiring English sources

"He segregated the federal work force," Painter said, "and segregation meant expulsion, so he fired a bunch of people and made it extremely difficult for educated black people in Washington to get jobs".

So he segregated Puma's targeted customers and placed products accordingly luxury sportswear, to be sold in such high-end stores as Henri Bendel; alternative sporting goods, such as BMX biking and skateboarding shoes, at aficionado shops; and out-there fashion accessories, in such trendy places as Urban Outfitters.

He said that he carefully segregated his work at Google from his human rights research.

"To look at B.B. King up there and know that he played segregated venues and he put in work, and grew up in a small place in Mississippi.

BORN in Washington to a prominent black family, he attended segregated schools there (though he said that Dunbar High was "the best segregated school in history") and graduated from Springfield College, where he was valedictorian, before joining the Air Corps.

He grew up in Washington, where he attended segregated public schools through part of high school.

Playing unusually in Louisiana to a white audience, he stayed segregated and out of sight except for when he was onstage, entering via the kitchen.

He attended segregated high schools in Washington.

He attended segregated elementary schools and the integrated Dunbar High School.

A native of rural North Carolina, he attended segregated schools as a young boy, an experience that seems to resonate with him today.

Indeed, the government seems to have believed that Dr. Lee, a respected scientist, would crack under the bitter jail regimen -- he is segregated from other prisoners and can meet with his family for just one hour a week, and then only with a guard next to him.