Sentence examples for imparted today from inspiring English sources

Bachmann said the honorees memorialized by the structure — former Athletic Director Jim Wood, teacher and coach Tom Fry and alumni J.P. Blecksmith and Scott Studenmund, the latter two having died while serving their country — were all deeply committed to Flintridge Prep's athletic program and embodied the values still being imparted today.

ATTENTION, long-suffering New Haven Line customers of Metro-North: Don't believe the good commuting news imparted last June by John G. Rowland as he left the Connecticut governorship in the midst of an impeachment inquiry.

While even the most misguided moms and dads of sitcom lore — Archie Bunker, George Jefferson, Mama of "Mama's Family" — had at least a stray nugget or two of wisdom to impart, today's shows are populated by parents who make big mistakes and regret it seconds later.

The host for the evening is always an eminence gris with a lot of history to impart (this year it's D.J. Red Alert); there's a touching induction ceremony for the DMC Hall of Fame (tomorrow's inductees include Jazzy Jeff and the brilliant Marley Marl).

Indeed, the only real stimulus the government has imparted since 1996 has been through lower average taxes.

Those are the lessons McKie has imparted each summer to Collins, who also played for the same Amateur Athletic Union and high school coaches as McKie.

They are generally forged in the name of famous Pythagorean women, whose names give authority to the advice imparted (Huizenga 2013, 117).

Filled with biting social commentary and strong notions of social justice, these rediscovered tales continue to impart lessons today.

But, with an imposing figure and a daily tap, tap, tap against his clipboard, Mr. Nagle, a teacher there from 1911 to 1952, imparted a lesson of compassion that would last his students' lives.

Interaction energy of salt-bridge could impart stability (11 13) or be destabilising for the protein (14 16) as shown by both theoretical and experimental studies.

Spatial distribution of receiver faults with calculated Coulomb stress change imparted by the 2004 Sumatra-Andaman and 2005 Nias earthquakes.