Sentence examples for into the precincts from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Bush, who seldom wanders into the precincts of eloquence, it was a splendid moment.

When the Occupy movement moved into the precincts of St Paul's in 2011, he offered a debate in exchange for the protesters' departure.

These hobbles smack of the very evil denounced by the Tea Party newcomers — wholesale federal intrusion into the precincts of local government.

Before Christopher was three, his father was appointed dean of Windsor, and the Wren family moved into the precincts of the court.

But things get a thousand times worse when a little girl called Boo blunders into the precincts of Monsters, Inc, having been accidentally allowed in by Sulley himself.

But float the mere possibility of entry to most well-to-do minorities and watch them leap into the precincts of Westminster without so much as a splash in the adjoining river.

Officer Fran Kinkowski, the precinct's community affairs officer, decided to solve two problems by incorporating some of these veterans into the precinct's community patrol program.

When an informant the author was working with strolled into the precinct, another cop called out to him, "Hey, your girlfriend's here".

When the first wave of NYPD officers started to filter back into the precinct from Ground Zero, "they looked like they'd been at war.

Without a lawyer – though he could afford one, he didn't think he needed one – Boyd walked into the precinct on Belmont and Western and met Richard Zuley.

About a third of them had shown up, and those whom I saw walking into the precinct looked confused and dispirited.