Sentence examples for part lord from inspiring English sources

But there's nothing fey about Doctor Brown – he's part mime artist, part lord of misrule.

After La Salle's upset of Kansas State, he said, in part, "Lord, help us to remember that we're not satisfied, that we're still hungry".

Though U.S. viewers of Lost the ABC series that is one part Heart Of Darkness, one part Lord of the Flies, and one part Robinson Crusoe, with some sculpted torsos and a spot of Rousseau-inspired philosophizing thrown in probably had these cliff-hangers answered long ago, it may not make an interactive game based on the hit TV series starting next week any easier.

Part Lord of the Flies, part America's Next Top Model, and part Gilligan's Island, Libba Bray's fast-paced, tongue-in-cheek send-up of American girl culture, reality TV, and a beauty industry run amok is some of the smartest social commentary I've ever read in the YA Lit genre.

Dressed as characters from JRR Tolkien's tales, protesters opposed the idea of relocating Peter Jackson's two-part Lord of the Rings prequel.

Sherlock star Cumberbatch was picked by Steven Spielberg for a key role in the first world war epic War Horse last year, will appear as the main villain in the next Star Trek movie for JJ Abrams and has two roles in Peter Jackson's forthcoming two-part Lord of the Rings prequel, The Hobbit.

He also cheerfully served as Master of the Revels -- equal parts lord mayor, court jester and benevolent tout -- heralding attractions in impeccable Elizabethan English.

Apology: scrambled Britain section Reprints Related items The budget: Gordon's last flingMar 22nd 2007For his part, Lord Turnbull, in what may or may not have been an unguarded moment, made some searing criticisms this week to the Financial Times about the way Mr Brown conducts himself in government.

On the Olympics: "I want to go there and win it but I don't want to be part of Lord Coe and his band of merry men".

So far 6,500 boys have taken part in Lord of the Flies workshops around the UK, with 100 appearing on the stage.

By S. N. Behrman The New Yorker, October 20 , 1951P. 36 Fourth part of Lord Joseph Duveen PROFILE deals with the life & work of Bernard Berenson, Duveen's adviser on Italian Old Masters.