Sentence examples for hector about from inspiring English sources

For confidentiality reasons, Mr. Michtom could not be more specific, but he said he had counseled Hector about his rights, advised him of a course of action and appeared in court with him on an unrelated case to help translate the proceeding for the Spanish-speaking teenager.

The National Hurricane Center put Hector about 1,130 miles southeast of Hawaii's Big Island and its hurricane force winds stretched 30 miles out from its center with tropical force winds of 74 mph extending out 105 miles, the NHC said.

There is no more American moralizing or hectoring about freedom, no simplistic division of the world into good and evil.

With all the ideological hectoring about who owns the means of production, patients barely got a mention.

Paul Theroux asks whether there is anything "more annoying" than "being hectored about African development by a wealthy Irish rock star in a cowboy hat".

Ali blurted that sentence on Feb. 17, 1966, after a long day of being hectored about the unexpected announcement of his draft reclassification.

Xinhua, the state-run Chinese news agency, for example, endorsed what it called Britain's "U-turn," saying it made a welcome change from China's being hectored about censorship.

Hale'iwa, Hawaii - THERE are probably more annoying things than being hectored about African development by a wealthy Irish rock star in a cowboy hat, but I can't think of one at the moment.

Spectre has been subjected to similar feverish hectoring about failing to live up to Skyfall, which in 2012 grossed nearly twice as much as the nearest previous Bond movie.

Anyway, there are plenty of people, not all of them Republicans, by the way, who chafe under the scolding of the cult of sensitivity, the constant hectoring about "hurtfulness".

In addition to the customary practice of detaining dissidents during a Presidential visit, the Chinese government added an extra slight by ignoring its pledge to broadcast Obama's town-hall meeting with students, and by clouding the visit with an ill-timed burst of hectoring about the global effects of American economic trouble.