Sentence examples for sartor from inspiring English sources

Keneally defeated Sartor by 25 votes to 22 in the Labor caucus room to become premier and, according to the book, Obeid and Joe Tripodi were "solid in their support" of Keneally.

Two of Gulali's uncles, Pasha and Sartor, were working a field about a mile away when they heard the explosion and saw the brown plume drift and dissipate.

Sartor put his niece over his shoulder and ran back to where Pasha and a group of nomadic herdsmen were waiting.

It took Sartor, the younger one, more than 30 minutes to reach the scene, and when he arrived, he found Gulali cradled in her mother's arms.

An old shepherd offered his winter shawl, which Pasha and Sartor used as a makeshift litter to carry Gulali another 20 minutes to the nearest Afghan Police post.

About 1821 he experienced a kind of conversion, which he described some years later in fictionalized account in Sartor Resartus, whose salient feature was that it was negative hatred of the Devil, not love of God, being the dominating idea.

Don't get me wrong, it wasn't Eddie's support for her, it was his hatred of Frank [Sartor]," Dastyari is quoted as saying.

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The drug represents "a new therapeutic option for these patients who are very difficult to treat," Dr. Oliver Sartor, a professor at Tulane Cancer Center and lead investigator of the trial in North America, said Wednesday in a telephone news conference.

Tom Sartor, an analyst at RBS Morgans in Brisbane said that Peabody knew that a tax proposal was on the way, even if "the detail of it is far from being finalized," he added.

"He was thinking on so many different levels," said Margaret Sartor, who edited "What Was True," a monograph of his work.