Sentence examples for shortest part from inspiring English sources

When it was pointed out that the encore is also the shortest part of the performance, he responded, "No one ever said that before".

If the long presidential campaign tells us anything about a candidate's character, the bizarre business of the 2016 campaign has told us this: Donald Trump is a man-child whose fingers are not the shortest part of his anatomy.

Still, the most vexing, and shortest, part of each episode is the one in which Ms. Twain recruits people whose purpose is to reflect her pain, strangers serving as proxies either for Ms. Twain (a family that's lost both parents, a woman whose husband had an affair with her best friend) or the people who wronged her.

In the ORPHSN algorithm, the shortest part is defined as the minimum-delay path.

In particular, the first and largest part of the ignition delay in the DME and EtOH cases is dominated by two different sets of components of carbon chemistry, while the last and shortest part is dominated by the same hydrogen chemistry.

He went down the line and through the shortest part of the court.

It's a crucial but short part.

Whittaker does a lot of shorts – part tactically, part because she believes in supporting emerging talent.

That equality of ratios sounds a lot like Euclid's requirement that the short part is to the long part as the long part is to the whole.

A further 2,503 were lost in 2009-10, buthehe budget cuts only took effect for a short part of that year.

In short, part of Sondheim's greatness lies in his ability to find the music in material that seems distinctly unmusical.