Sentence examples for informing some from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday Paloma Herrera, who is celebrating her 20th year with Ballet Theater, and José Manuel Carreño, who is retiring this season, brought their considerable stagecraft to the roles, with witty timing and humor informing some very good dancing.

In recent days, Tony Coelho, Mr. Gore's campaign chairman, has been making the rounds, informing some politicians -- even some that others on the campaign said they did not consider hot prospects -- that they were in contention.

So far, the agency has limited itself to sending letters informing some of these business owners that they are required to withhold, and to filing notices that taxes are past due.

Informing some low-impact practices are "faulty mental models" (p. 417) about how memory and learning work, such as the view that information can be recalled and played back like a recording (Bjork, Dunlosky and Kornell 2013).

She asked Mr Blair whether he had considered that by informing some people they were not wanted, the scheme implicitly informed others that they were wanted, and helped them to evade prosecution.

It's where he began "testing out and thinking through some of the ideas that end up informing some of his social thought". With Britt Rusert of the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Brown is editing a forthcoming collection of DuBois's fiction, much of it previously unpublished.

If more intervention means greater comfort, but longer labor, that information might inform some women's choices.

In February, one database broker, ChoicePoint, had to inform some 140,000 people that it had accidentally sold sensitive information about them.

Faith certainly informs some of the Tories' current thinking.

History informs some of the songs on "Bad as Me".

It seems there is no logic to warn and inform some but not others".