Sentence examples for participator from inspiring English sources

As a participator in the Munich Beer Putch in 1923, Hanfstaengl, with prison hanging over him was for two years a voluntary exile in Austria.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet "At the close of that struggle," Abraham Lincoln said of the American Revolution, "nearly every adult male had been a participator in some of its scenes.

"At the close of that struggle," Abraham Lincoln said of the American Revolution, "nearly every adult male had been a participator in some of its scenes.

Like his near-contemporary Cézanne, Flaubert is both observer and participator: "All is theatre," Brown suggests, having already emphasised the writer's precocious aptitude for acting and his lifelong habit of reading his texts aloud for hours to patient friends.

I have a colleague (head of English) who is an avid participator sharing resources and debating current curriculum trends.

With participators coming from as far away as Mexico, Uzbekistan and Japan, invigilators struggled to keep up with the sheer number of dancers flocking towards the river.

Whether there for a few drinks and a chat or a dance along to the sound of the latest hits, the Roxy's half-priced cocktail pitchers will ensure all participators are satisfied.

For her Ph.D. in politics at the University of Newcastle, in England, Judith Murray surveyed more than 800 American overseas "participators" — those who vote in U.S. elections.

But as much as possible we wanted this global story to be told through the words of participators rather than a posh, English, scripted voiceover!

But it's a clear sign of how generally beguiled they are that Leila – not one of life's natural participators – joins in the dancing at every invitation, while Ben lasts a full 70 of the show's 75 minutes before declaring himself ready to leave.

When the Hessle Audio trio of Ben UFO, Pearson Sound and Pangaea rose (while remaining underground) to prominence in the late 2000s, it was because they were as much observers as participators within UK club culture.