Sentence examples for prospect through from inspiring English sources

There is a process for any highly regarded prospect through which breathless scouting reports on him and his own inner belief converge.

For Porter, Mr. Priddy writes, "reality alone seldom served to fully please the eye or mind, advising that the artist enliven the prospect through the addition of evocative motifs such as balloons navigating the skies, windmills and waterfalls, parades marching down village streets and steamboats paddling on streams".

"Deceit quickened the blood in his veins," writes Unsworth, though Odysseus' addiction to this power rush is also his chief vulnerability: "His own fluency betrayed him sometimes, when he felt the excitement of the prospect, through words alone, of prevailing over another mind, using the fears and desires of that mind to disarm and control it".

Last year's presidential election sealed the rise to power of a new, more confident generation that no longer fears aggression from the North, believes the two Koreas will soon be reunited and doesn't want Washington spoiling this bright prospect through military action or steps that could bring North Korea's sudden economic collapse.

It occupies much of the ground floor of the Legal Center in Riverfront Plaza, an imposing if faceless new office tower midway between Penn Station and the New Jersey Performing Arts Center, and it has one of the best views of any restaurant in the state: a sweeping northward prospect, through a wall-sized mullioned window, toward the arts center and the city's redeemed, shimmering skyline.

AffinityLive basically manages all client work, from prospect through to payment, and everything in between in one integrated system.

Listing encourages clubs to look at their prospects through shareholders', as well as footballers', eyes.

Other Tennessee hostesses have publicly conversed with prospects through Facebook and MySpace.

The problems are more acute for states straining to improve economic prospects through job creation.

Making the playoffs would validate long years of losing while management collected young prospects through the draft.

National signing day culminates the yearlong recruiting process for coaches and the seemingly boundless obsession of fans who track prospects through online sites.