Sentence examples for possessed during from inspiring English sources

This European side is one of the finest ever assembled, with McIlroy and Ian Poulter, a man possessed during Ryder Cup weeks, leading the way.

Jordan, according to Kerr, was "a man possessed" during training camp the following fall, lashing teammates verbally, jamming elbows into their chests.

The show included "psychic" Derek Acorah being "possessed" during a seance by a number of people, including a child who had been whipped and a woman who was responsible for the death of a child.

To better demonstrate the superior mechanical properties of this new micro-monolithic design, synchrotron XRD-CT has been applied to investigate the thermal cycling performance of a real-life SOFC during thermal cycling, illustrating excellent chemical/structural heterogeneity the micro-monolithic SOFC possessed during the cycling.

Many analysts in Washington and New Delhi have worried that since Mr. Obama took office, economic and political relations between India and the United States have lost some of the gloss and pre-eminence that they seemed to have possessed during the administrations of George W. Bush and Bill Clinton.

There had been little to separate the teams for much of a frantic meeting, but the steel Huddersfield have possessed during a decent run of form - in which they have won nine from 10 - was enough to push them past a spirited Hull KR side in the latter stages.

"There are things I know now I did not possess during the beginning of the season.

Cultivar properties set limits on the attributes the wine possesses during the production.

And the military has wielded new weapons and new concepts in these recent campaigns that it did not possess during Desert Storm: several types of guided weapons, unmanned aerial vehicles, near-real-time communications systems.

In the preceding example, civil law is more likely to determine that the person who holds the right to possess during his life has a "usufructuary" (right-to-use) interest only not ownership.

However, Anglo-American law allows the right of possession to be divided temporally, so that one person may have the right to possess during that person's life while another person holds the right to possess thereafter (see below Temporal divisions).