Sentence examples for particularly have the from inspiring English sources

Unless you are the Archangel Gabriel with new instructions for mankind, your UK publisher won't particularly have the time or focus to promote your work elsewhere.

The outfield seats, particularly, have the ambience of soccer games, with flags and horns and cowbells and the continual beating of drums.

"At Great Ormond Street, we witness firsthand the urgent need for organs for children of all ages – but small babies particularly have the odds stacked against them because they need to be matched with similarly aged children.

Membership services particularly have the property of non-rivalry.

I've certainly been introduced to people who I didn't particularly have the time or energy to talk to, and where there wasn't a clear sense of value to me.

The challenge of the century is to prepare a knowledgeable generation, particularly having the knowledge, skill and attitude beyond the range of traditional engineering curriculum.

But there's been a surprise that there have been so many, particularly having the GB men's football team in two games within four days.

"None of us particularly had the skills to make anything half-decent at the time.

Friday's Pacific League showdown had several implications, particularly had the Falcons lost.

Lemon particularly has the ability to cleanse and shrink the appearance of pores.

As the IS flexes its muscles and secures its territory, "the Yazidis particularly have born the brunt of it," says Stork.