Sentence examples for mention that part from inspiring English sources
She can stick to her guns and make the case for her husband's record of relative prosperity (helped, of course, by the dot-com bubble, but she probably won't mention that part).
Well, a lot of things, but you don't need to mention that part.
For the sake of keeping track of references, it may be worthwhile to mention that part (1) of this lemma is Thoerem 3 in Nagata "Finitely generated rings over a valuation ring". Great!
Only when asked if they believed the insurgents were bent on driving out Syria's religious minorities did family members even refer to themselves as Alawites — or mention that part of their fight is to defend their community, especially after rebels were accused of massacring scores of Alawites in nearby villages in August.
In "The System Flunked, We Didn't," (Op-Ed, Nov. 11), Tovah Klein, Marcia Sells, Peter Rubie and Amy Monegro mention that part of the reason their elementary school in East Harlem, Central Park East I, got a D was its 92percentt attendance.
We finally mention that part of our results extends to the general N-dimensional problem (2); this topic will be discussed elsewhere.
When your mother has thoughts about your wedding dress/music/flowers or transportation -- because she always wanted a different kind of wedding dress/music/flowers or transportation -- she will often fail to mention that second part.
Now 55 ("I know, I know, perhaps don't mention that"), Van Hove was part of a generation of bright young Belgians who came to prominence in the early 80s; among them choreographer Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker and artist Jan Fabre.
Figure 8 summarizes the six issues mentioned that are part of the ranking function developed.
Oh, and Google also mentioned that, as part of this new look, there will also be some new technologies put to use, like HTML5 and WebGL, to name two familiar faces.
When we build the memorial for Operation Iraqi Freedom, let's mention that Iraqi civilians were part of the carnage.
