Sentence examples for of witt from inspiring English sources

At the time, Williams said of Witt: "I know it's hard.

"He's a real gunslinger, and we knew he'd be passing a lot," Copeland said of Witt.

"I wasn't trying to confuse anyone or make it sound different than it was," Williams said, adding of Witt, "No, I didn't get as far as he did".

Steuer's case is viewed in contrast to that of Witt, who was a favorite of Erich Honecker, the East German leader, but was also spied on regularly by the Stasi.

The lack of barriers between the everyman audience and the porn star ultimately seems like a metaphor for the mingling of pornography with orgasms-and-stone-fruits S.F. and the sex lives of Witt and her acquaintances.

By that point, Magazu said, the athletic department also knew of Witt's decision, but it was not public.

He has rules concerning partying - "Beware of riot, excess & intemperance, which hath drown'd & devoured ye most pregnant parts & choicest of witts" - and nights out in the fleshpots of Restoration Cambridge: "Never go into the town, except, to ye Church or Schools or Book-seller or Book-binders shop".

She could look at a housing project, or at a hearse going through the ghetto -- I'm thinking of "Of De Witt Williams on His Way to Lincoln Cemetery" -- and she loved these things.

(Rudnicki 2004) discusses the challenges of formalizing Witt's proof of the Wedderburn theorem: Every finite division ring is commutative.

But the core of Mr. Witt's book, a result of five years of far-flung archival research, is his account of the Civil War, which gave rise to the first modern code of wartime conduct, commissioned by Lincoln on the eve of Emancipation, just as he was preparing to intensify the war.

Nine for IX This new episode recalls the career of Katarina Witt, who, at the height of the Cold War, became one of East Germany's most famous athletes by winning back-to-back Olympic gold medals in figure skating.