Sentence examples for of its personalities from inspiring English sources

Neave knew this world from his wartime past, kept in touch with some of its personalities, and enjoyed the occasional spot of dining and whispering himself.

Many here had doubted that Mr. Trump would ever pull off his first foray in a city that prizes equally the architectural significance of its skyline and the down-to-earth nature of its personalities.

Though she did not attend the trial, she displayed a command of its personalities and logistics, including the rules for lining up to get into the courtroom and the fact that some spectators had gone without lunch to keep their seats.

Fatman, who prefers to be known by his radio name, said that the show was entirely owned by him but that his bosses at Hot 97 — owned by Emmis Communications, like Power 106 — recognize that raising the visibility of its personalities on the Internet could only be good for attracting listeners and advertisers.

This is the second time ESPN has disciplined one of its personalities.

And it arrives just when that series needed a lift, or at least a show notable more for the strength of its content than the size of its personalities.

Despite appearances, now may be one of the best times to visit, while it is in the throes of its personality crisis.

After the match English cricket revealed another side of its personality.

Scuffs and scrapes give the creamy surface of "Velvet White" (1962) — which Klaus Kertess once compared to a "battered but determined bride" — much of its personality.

With only two months in the majors, Chamberlain has become a key performer for a top team and a significant component of its personality.

The Bowery's rapid transformation is behind a crusade to preserve what is left of its timeworn, low-rise landscape and something of its personality, the grit as well as the glitter.