Sentence examples for possession who from inspiring English sources

And then there's Andrzej Zuławski, best known for his deranged horror Possession, who sadly died in February.

He left the record at Ed Leek's house and it later passed into his niece's possession, who contacted Graceland to offer it for auction.

"Persons who have unauthorized possession, who come into unauthorized possession of classified information, must abide by the law," the judge, T. S. Ellis III, said.

Remember Beatrice Nest, the middle-aged English professor in A. S. Byatt's "Possession," who toiled, mocked by colleagues and snubbed by students, in the basement of the British Museum?

Nearly 70,000 fall into that category in a typical year, including 48,000 who are criminally attacked, 4,200 who survive a suicide attempt, more than 15,000 who are shot accidentally, and more than 1,000 — many with a gun in possession — who are shot by the police.

Except for the fiery will that flashes in her eyes, she doesn't look strong enough to plant her feet and do battle with the forces of evil in her role as Maya, a former victim of demonic possession who is now part of a team of Catholic lay people and priests -- the X-Fathers, led by Father Lareaux (John Hurt) -- devoted to exorcising demons from their host bodies.

And not when a coach is asked about the job security of a quarterback, Mark Sanchez, who committed two of the team's four turnovers, who has presided over an offense that has scored a single touchdown in its last 34 possessions, who through four games has completed 49.2 percent of his passes.

Which is code for "women are chattel: possessions who can't protect themselves".

A study on gender inequality and the empowerment of women in Ethiopia suggested that children are often held in high regard in the country, where they are seen as prised-possessions who will grow up and benefit the parents financially (especially girls who will be married off and thus bring wealth, through dowry, to the family) [ 5].

Boldin and Houshmandzadeh are move-the-sticks possession receivers who should be especially helpful near the goal line.

Collie is a sound possession target who can get downfield; Avery is more of a diminutive speedster.