Sentence examples for headed in part from inspiring English sources
Additional amenities include the beach club, with an infinity pool, and a tennis center by a company headed in part by the former pro Cliff Drysdale.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, who made reducing chronic homelessness a priority upon his election, created a task force two years ago that focused on homeless veterans and was headed in part by Robert V. Hess, who retired as an Army sergeant in 1979 and is the commissioner of the city's Department of Homeless Services.
The Cayenne hybrid, too, puts Porsche into the green segment of the market, which is the place BMW is headed, in part, to turn around its slumping sales.
While Independent Electric Vehicles has stayed under the radar — with not much known about the company other than Jalopnik's report of Chinese backers and an executive team headed in part by Steve Osario, Faraday's former head of design operations and advanced model development — Evelozcity has made a splash.
DETAILS Headed in part by George Hincapie, the professional cyclist who has won several major events and was a teammate of Lance Armstrong, this more than 300-acre performance training center and residential resort is in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in northwest South Carolina.
There is a danger that this is where United are headed now, in part because the chief executive David Gill stood down when Ferguson did.
When Edda tried to help him, Mussolini turned on her, placing a million-lira price on her head, in part because she possessed her husband's diaries, which incriminated Mussolini and the Germans.
Waving white flags and green peace ribbons, the protesters marched under one simple slogan, No Mas! (No More!): no more kidnapping, no more atrocities, no more war.Exasperation has come to a head in part because the kidnappings have become so indiscriminate and frequent that ordinary Colombians feel increasingly vulnerable.
The script for Part 3 called for Jason to wear a mask to cover his face, having worn a bag over his head in Part 2; what no one knew at the time was that the mask chosen would become a trademark for the character, and one instantly recognizable in popular culture in the years to come.
Biochemical oscillations in the head occur in part through a direct interaction of PER and TIM with the positive transcription factor CLK: CYC (Dubruille and Emery, 2008; Menet and Rosbash, 2011).
Educators point to several recently publicized suicides by gay teenagers as evidence that anti-gay bullying needs to be addressed head-on, in part by integrating gay studies into the curriculum.
