Sentence examples for segment of how from inspiring English sources

Marshall's last western was "The Railroad" segment of How the West Was Won (1962), a Cinerama epic that starred Stewart, John Wayne, and Gregory Peck.

After all, Greenberg's essay aims to explain to readers, the most enlightened segment of society, how things are and how they ought to be understood.

"I thought it was critical we win in that segment because of how we use our players," he said of his squad.

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That was before she moved from Fox to NBC, but one reason that there were doubts about her Jones segment was because of how her first story for her new show, an interview with Vladimir Putin, had gone.

The segment was emblematic of how MTV, the No. 1 cable network for teenagers and young adults, has covered the aftermath of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks for a generation that had equated war with the street scuffles of the rap world.

Yesterday, an exhibition run by the British Committee for the Restitution of the Parthenon Marbles at the Institute for Contemporary Arts in London showed that, by sharing vital segments, the jigsaw of how the 500BC friezes fitted together could be recreated for the first time in centuries.

He even argued that this could result in more relevant emails for consumers (hence the "anti-spam" comment): "Anytime you put a powerful tool like this in the hands of marketers, they use their creativity to dream up lots of micro segments in terms of how they should be tailoring their messages based on some triggered behavior.

Zurf will need to do a good job of educating their target segment of users about how this is easier than their current cut and paste text method in order to break through.

The importance of the C-terminal segment of Rpn11 and how it participates in proteasome assembly and stability is the focus of the current study.

But according to the article, examples of how segments were revised to send their message are "as subtle as a brick through a window".