Sentence examples for he will partly from inspiring English sources
When he teaches dancing, he tells students that he will partly be instructing them in technique, but that they will mostly be required to untether their imagination.
His latest project, Richard Herring's Meaning of Life, cost him £25,000, which he will partly recoup by charging £15 for a longer video series of six, 90-minute shows.
"It's the greatest concentration of derelict industrial land in Scotland," says Ian Manson, chief executive of Clyde Gateway and former head of planning at Glasgow city council, as we drive through the swaths of land whose future he will partly determine.
The toroidal field (TF) coils are a European "in kind" contribution and they will partly be built by France.
Wilders predicts he will win partly because of Merkel's "stupidity" in opening Europe's doors to Syrian refugees.
He will be partly Turkish-American.
Angelo told The Wall Street Journal last month he doubts his employees will opt to buy the coverage he will provide, partly because of cost.
The key is whether the judge would believe they were honest or not, which he will do partly by fact-checking their testimony with the evidence.
I think it will, partly because he is such affable company, but mainly because felicitous prose is its own reward.
He says DFA's sales will, partly from acquisitions, jump to $10 billion in as little as three years.
He maintains that the new plant will partly replace two older coal-fired ones, and because it is much more efficient, it will produce 30percentt less co2.
