Sentence examples for hero part from inspiring English sources

Ms. Jolie makes a remarkable action hero, part Errol Flynn, part supermodel.

And: "The most makeable screenplay idea is to write a hero part for a guy between thirty and fifty" — a pause for effect — "with a gun".

And: "The most makeable screenplay idea is to write a hero part for a guy between thirty and fifty"—a pause for effect—"with a gun".

Whether they win, though, is a question best left to sequels: A trailer for "Tai Chi Hero," Part 2 of this trilogy, is helpfully attached to the end credits.

Boxing, of course, can never get enough of such fights, and maybe the yearning has never been greater in an era when someone like Manny Pacquiao emerges part hero, part saviour.

Alonso said: "It happens some times in this weather - 30 seconds before or later, you put the dry tyre on and you are in the hero part or the mistake part.

In "Emeralds," the first section, Balanchine uses the conventions of Romantic ballet in suggesting an image of a hero parted from his ideal by a corps of nymphs.

On "Miracles," a drama that ABC is marketing as a "spiritual X-Files," the hero parts company with the church hierarchy because he feels its leaders do not really believe in miracles.

The Americans describe the volunteers as heroes, part of a larger nationwide campaign known as the Sunni Awakening.

Photograph: Gareth Fuller/Locog/PA Updated at 1.45pm BST 12.54pm BST Working-class heroes, part II Yesterday, Jacques Rogge of the International Olympic Committee described himself and his fellow members of the IOC as "working-class people".

For his portrayal of Hammond, Don S. Davis was nominated for a 2004 Leo Award in the category "Dramatic Series: Best Supporting Performance by a Male" for the season 7 episode "Heroes, Part 2".