Sentence examples for that part of its from inspiring English sources

And, going back to One Man Two Guvnors, I'd say that part of its appeal is that it recalls a lost comic era.

Instead, it put that part of its business into a joint venture with Sony.This has become a classic case study for supply-chain experts and risk consultants.

"It seems the country does not relate to that part of its origin".

When that part of its memory filled up, the computer crashed, with no one around to press the restart button.

Marks & Spencer is still struggling to recover after getting that part of its equation wrong.The second model for success is the "showcase".

UNTIL May's general election, Britain's constitutional-reform lobby feared that, once in office, Labour would lose interest in that part of its agenda.

Britain has already had to seek such an opt-out for that part of its anti-terrorist legislation now ruled unlawful.

But then wine – certainly wine talk – has always been as much about art as science, and, despite the risk of pretension, isn't that part of its charm?

Even though Verizon usually loses some cellular customers every quarter, it has historically lured enough back to be able to report growth in that part of its business.

"The idea was that part of its construction would be paid for by the sale and development of luxury mansions or parkside villas.

Explosions in PG&E's gas pipeline system have also been deadly, and practices in that part of its business resulted in a felony conviction.