Sentence examples for part of second from inspiring English sources

Part of second phase would also involve rehabilitation of the former Colt gun works -- also in disrepair on the A.T.P. site -- where Samuel Colt perfected his revolver.

I said, 'I wonder what second place pays.' I'm sure my part of second place is not gonna pay for all the carnage we had, not to mention the hurt feelings".

The part of Second Street on which the Randolph drugstore stands was then known, and still is, as Deep Second, because it is at the bottom of a long slope leading into the black neighborhood.

It was to be part of Second Stage's season a year ago (didn't happen) and then it was rumored to be headed to Broadway starring Jake Gyllenhaal, with Mike Nichols directing (also no).

In one sense there's little mystery surrounding the question of who pulled the fatal trigger in the new musical "Murder for Two," which opened on Thursday night at the McGinn/Cazale Theater as part of Second Stage Theater's Uptown series.

"The Happiest Song Plays Last," the new drama by the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Quiara Alegría Hudes and the final work in her Elliot Trilogy about an Iraq War veteran, will be part of Second Stage Theater's 2013-14 season, the theater announced on Monday.

DETAILS Spas have become as ubiquitous a part of second-home developments as swimming pools.

Experts say the interest in historic villages on the part of second-home buyers mirrors a trend in urban planning.

In 1993, she published a short book on the subject, called "Enchanted by Death"; those stories later became a part of "Second-Hand Time".

Or you deal with, again, one of childkind's eternal questions: "How much longer?" The drive is never going to be the best part of second-home ownership, but it doesn't have to be two lost hours going and two lost hours returning.

Novels were an essential part of second-wave feminism (which lasted roughly from the late 60s to the mid-80s), and female novelists were adept at depicting how women came to understand the political nature of their personal lives, a process commonly referred to as "consciousness-raising" or "awakening".