Sentence examples for role built from inspiring English sources

Zoe Saldana Columbiana Her avenging assassin role built on those in Avatar and The Losers.

Like a battalion, we each had a job for the day with each role built around the larger tactic of winning the overall race.

As recently as the middle twentieth century, private universities were institutions with little direct social role, built on cloistral research and devoted to patrician cultural inheritance.

Discomfort was built into the evening, as central to it as the Pirandello script, written in 1917, and which, as one critic noted, toys with how "the social role built up by one character for himself is continually destroyed by another, devaluated into a sick sham existence that outsiders accept as real only out of pity".

Beyond the US responsibilities arising from the UN Security Council, America has a role built on past mistakes, current interests or historical ties.

Ensuring that councils are able to respond to this enhanced role builds on best practice already in evidence, but for many councils the cultural transformation required will be profound, will necessitate new practice guidance, and will take considerable time to deliver.

Ms. Lopez's role builds upon a long-term agreement that she and her production company, Nuyorican Productions, made with NuvoTV in September, when it was announced that she would become a partner with the channel in areas like programming, creative development and production.

"We just need to do a holding role, build pressure, and we know in cricket scoreboard pressure plays a big role in getting wickets".

Within every corporation, indeed every organization, the (E ntreprenurial role builds the company.

This phase includes the design, implementation and evaluation of a brief training programme designed to enable volunteers to fulfil their role, build confidence in communication and other skills associated with the Good Neighbour Partnership and potentially reduce death anxiety and increase death self-efficacy.

If confirmed by the Senate, Mr. Barofsky will fill one of the three oversight roles built into the complex bailout legislation — a role similar to that of the special inspector general for Iraq reconstruction, Stuart W. Bowen Jr., whose office has been monitoring that federal contracting process since 2004.