Sentence examples for the sections of his from inspiring English sources

The sections of his brain, as illustrated, include author, actor, banjo player, magician, composer, art collector, "eruditer" and human cannonball.

Sir Alec's supporters were well pleased with him for carrying the battle into the Opposition camp, particularly in the sections of his speech that dealt with foreign affairs.

Those familiar with the sections of his work in progress that Ellison published in the 1960's and 70's know that "Juneteenth" as edited is fully consistent with the story Ellison was developing.

One of the pleasures of this program is watching the way Mr. Petronio moves dancers seamlessly on and off stage, and how skillfully he paces the sections of his pieces.

We learn that he wrote the sections of his autobiography dealing with the two terms of his presidency in a startling three months, rather than ask for a deadline extension (which explains why those sections feel so perfunctory and rushed).

His statement denouncing Mr. de Blasio and the Sandinistas is notably longer and more detailed than the sections of his Web site devoted to public safety, education and the police.

There was the section of his company's website devoted to building Communist Party spirit.

Take, for example, the section of his stump speeches on the financial crash.

As the mayor delivers the section of his speech on the economy, the satellite session will be video-linked into the main chamber to allow further questioning.

He was treated by neurosurgeon Odette Harris, MD, who used a bone implant to replace the section of his skull removed after the accident.

Then is he unaware of the section of his hardcore fanbase who complain that his sets are too predictable because he only changes half of a three-hour-plus set from night to night, instead of the whole thing?