Sentence examples for part referred from inspiring English sources

The agencies, for their part, referred any questions to the White House.

It has, in Feste (in the most part referred to simply as "clown"), one of the funnier and slightly less annoying Shakespearean fools.

WEEKEND Because of an editing error, a report in the Weekend Miser column last Friday about a commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington, by the New York Public Library's Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, in which members of the center's Junior Scholars program took part, referred incorrectly to the program.

The form's first part referred to the scale's general aspects and included the questions aiming to evaluate the clearness and objectives of the instructions, the adequacy of the response style, the need of adding further items or reducing redundant ones, etc.

Mayer, for her part, referred to Tumblr not as a "social network" but as a "media network" during her call with investors Monday.

Peña Nieto, for his part, referred to border security as a "shared responsibility" — an allusion to his government's position that under no circumstances will it pay for the wall.

It said the failure was not because of "inaction on Bob's part," referring to Barchiesi.

Sex addiction, for the most part, refers to something naughty or commercial.

"That" in the second part refers back to the act of putting, referred to in the first part.

The first part refers to his clan, the second means "Crown" & refers to an honor bestowed on an ancester.

The "subduction zone" part refers to a region of the planet where one tectonic plate is sliding underneath (subducting) another.