Sentence examples for need part from inspiring English sources

They might also need part of that exception to keep Prigioni.

"Mills was part need, part teaching last year playing at half back and just took to it unbelievably well.

Because donors usually haven intense personal relationships with those who need part of their livers, Mr. Samuel said, the donors' judgment can be clouded by familial loyalty.

He concentrated on the philosophical side of greats, neglecting the historical element to such an extent that he claimed to need part of his history finals' time to learn history; he arrived 29 minutes late for the examination (any later would have been inadmissible) wearing a white magnolia buttonhole.

That each man's story about his relationships with women turns out to be the story of his life is not surprising; what is less expected is that these stories are filled not merely with tawdry details but with overwhelming emotions: love and hate and fear and shame and the kind of desire that is part need, part confusion, and part terror.

Though he has not hesitated to provide assistance to people in immediate need ("Part of the Hippocratic oath is to help when you can," he says), Besser observed: "I think you'll only see me [giving care] on camera when it illustrates a bigger story.

But American workers don't need part-time jobs – they need full-time ones.

Educational laboratories, educational consulting firms, and local school districts sometimes need part-time employees.

Can high school students continue Bronx Prep's current schedule of classes from 7 55 a.m. to 5 p.m., or do they need part-time jobs in the afternoons?

Many are sidling away from other industries caught in the downturn; some just need part-time work to make ends meet.

Most of the retirement communities affiliated with schools offer apartments designed for independent living, with just enough nursing-home beds and units for those who need part-time care so that residents can be assured a place if they become infirm.