Sentence examples for in which he contacted from inspiring English sources

In 1991, Reed Larson, a professor of human and community development at the University of Illinois, conducted an experiment in which he contacted almost 400 teenagers and their parents seven to eight times a day by beeper.

Officials at Western Union believe the same individual who is responsible for this string of threats was responsible for an earlier scam in which he contacted money-transfer providers pretending he worked for Western Union.

In 2009, Escobar's son, Juan Pablo, appeared in a documentary called "Sins of My Father," in which he contacted victims of his father and apologized on behalf of his family.

In an interview with ABC News, which he contacted from prison seeking publicity for his fund drive, Harris-Moore said he hoped to design and manufacture aircraft when he's a free man.

He is the butt of a running gag in which he repeatedly contacts human artifacts by accident (due to his fur's static cling), triggering "23 19" incidents and humorously overblown reactions by the CDA resulting in his being shaved bald.

Billups scored what proved to be the winner with an impressive driving layup in which he drew contact from the 7-footer Tiago Splitter, held his composure and banked in a shot with 52 seconds remaining.

On Tuesday, a message from him in which he asked to contact his family and speak with a lawyer, was posted on the Web site of the French journal La Règle du Jeu (laregledujeu.org).

My daughters are still quite young - Peggy is nine and Mary just five - but one day they'll read all about me.' There's an uncomfortable pause in which he avoids eye contact.

"The scenario was so familiar to me, and I would interrupt them and say, 'Are you talking about John Howard Yoder?' They would say, 'How did you know?' " After his advance toward her, Mr. Yoder mailed Ms. Heggen an essay in which he advocated physical contact, including nudity, between unmarried people, so long as "there wasn't lust".

The advertising agency association, also in New York, sent members a letter yesterday from O. Burtch Drake, president and chief executive, in which he asked them to contact Ms. Conlon and the council "if your agency is contemplating preparing, or has been approached to develop, disaster-related messages".

football coach, said he had no qualms about Browne's playing soccer, a sport in which he encounters far more contact than he does in football.