Sentence examples for singled out during from inspiring English sources
"Individuals aren't usually singled out during these things".
Ducasse was singled out during the 15-minute rant.
Anyone in violation will be singled out during riders' meetings.
It did so from its earliest days by breaking with the music industry's blacklist of performers who had been singled out during the McCarthy era.
In the case of McDonald's, by contrast, its presence in minority neighborhoods in Los Angeles helped ensure that the restaurants were not singled out during the 1992 riots after the Rodney King verdict, Mr. Dezenhall said.
The Iraqi officials singled out during the war were all from the top-55 "blacklist," which was drafted by the C.I.A. and depicted on playing cards distributed to American troops, military officials said.
The office of the chief federal prosecutor in Manhattan strongly denounced criticism this week that it had unfairly singled out Muslims during its broad investigation of Osama bin Laden, whom the authorities believe masterminded the bombings of two American embassies in East Africa in 1998.
A black man accused of killing three people and wounding two in a shooting rampage had anti-white writings in his apartment and singled out whites during the attack, reassuring a black woman in his path, "Not you, sister," the authorities and witnesses said today.
Sanford I. Weill, the chairman of Citigroup, called on Mr. Lipton's counsel when Eliot Spitzer, the New York attorney general, singled out Mr. Weill during his investigation of research and banking conflicts on Wall Street.
China's authorities face a mounting pattern of protests against pollution, and in particular, against industrial plants that locals can single out during the planning stage or in the early days of construction.
Speaking with Israel's Channel 2, Mrs. Clinton said that by singling out Muslims during his campaign, Mr. Trump had played into the hands of extremists and helped their recruitment efforts, in effect "giving aid and comfort to their evil ambitions".
