Sentence examples for series own from inspiring English sources
Talking to his shrink, Roger has a great monologue about doors and windows; it echoes Don's quote from Dante but also suggests something about the series' own laissez-faire notion of a character arc.
David Whitaker was an ideal person to script this virtual homage to the series' own ethos.
The theme given to the Daleks by Dudley Simpson in his incidental music was based on the series' own signature tune.
Now, that level of expertise can turn your own daily drudgery into a Khaleesi-worthy fit, thanks to a new line of jewelry designed by the HBO series' own costume designer, Michele Clapton.
The majority of reviewers perceived the early episodes of Madlax as boring and too slow-paced, but some of the same critics later remarked that the prolonged exposition is crucial to the unusual finale of the series, which fully establishes the series' own identity and sets it apart from other works.
The family members, though their particular arrangement may be the series' own, are types we have seen before: the precocious small child, the fuzzy-headed oldest, the somewhat cynical middle one, the hapless relation, the avuncular best friend (who here is also a boss), the wife who is generally more clever than her husband, the Dad with no control or authority over anyone.
The picture, part of a series owned by Elton John, was eventually deemed not indecent.
He's owned India this series, owned it like Gandhi, say, or Nehru, that guy in the hat like Private Pike.
Along with "Gloomy Day (Early Spring)" and "Return of the Herd (Autumn)," this is one of three from Pieter the Elder's "Seasons of the Year" series owned by the Kunsthistorisches Museum.
Bernie Ecclestone, the chief executive of the race series, owns 5.3% and his family's Bambino trust holds 8.5%.
The former "Star Trek: Voyager" actress, who played Borg Seven of Nine from 1997 to 2001 on the popular TV series, owns a sprawling six-bedroom spread that she and husband Christophe Emé designed to resemble a farmhouse in Provence.
