Sentence examples for illustrated who from inspiring English sources

Karl Ravech of ESPN, who believed the Red Sox would beat the Diamondbacks in the World Series, Mel Antonen of Sports Illustrated, who picked the Diamondbacks to win it all, and Mike Puma of The New York Post, who saw a Phillies-Royals World Series matchup, deserve points for chutzpah, if not accuracy.

His "Roast Chicken and Other Stories," written with Lindsey Bareham, was recently hailed by a panel of chefs, food writers and consumers in the British magazine Waitrose Food Illustrated, who voted it (and let's not mince words here) "the most useful cookbook of all time".

There was just one icon in Sports Illustrated who could inspire the Iraq War vet whose body was maimed by an IED.

That would help illustrate who cares and who doesn't.

It illustrates who much his plans would cost as a proportion of overall public spending (very little).

"Results from the quoted developers illustrates who is really being helped and a London version of the scheme is wrong both from a moral and practical perspective.

But in the situation of needing to impress a mysterious admissions committee, the admonition to "genuinely illustrate who you are" is not exactly easy to follow.

One of the most popular downloads, with 473 hits since last August, is a program that can analyze e-mail log files and turn them into charts illustrating who's e-mailing whom.

Help us illustrate who these victims were.

Real life examples illustrate who wins and loses from such actions.

Ask a close family member or a friend if they can think of any stories involving you that illustrate who you are as a person.