Sentence examples for segments of Wayne from inspiring English sources

Athens lies between segments of Wayne National Forest.

Simone Di Meo, a journalist, claims that Saviano included, in "Gomorrah," segments of Di Meo's newspaper articles from 2005.

One of the most highly anticipated segments of Sacha Baron Cohen's Showtime series — an interview with Sarah Palin — never aired.

Wall-mounted text panels present segments of Katz's word collage — cut-up quotations from the Times — composed during the 2005 Supreme Court confirmation hearings for John Roberts.

Thus one of Henry's most successful novels viciously mocks Hollywood from the viewpoint of an English screenwriter - just as segments of "Paradise Postponed" do.

He performed in school plays and, shortly before graduating in 1951, performed segments of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar on WGKV radio in Charleston.

"In the Mood for Love" began with a waltz; "Happy Together," his previous film, was inspired by the tango; "2046" is based on opera, and will include segments of "Carmen," "Madama Butterfly," "Tannhäuser".

We now know that psychologists helped design and implement significant segments of George Bush's torture program.

We can't stop looking at these twisted segments of Donald Trump's face superimposed onto his body.

While there are other segments of Mr. Obama's base that are lukewarm at the moment, there is no way he can win with a smaller universe of Black voters.

Chaikin then directed one of the segments of Van Itallie's "America Hurrah," which became the most successful Off-Broadway production up to that time (it also played in London).