Sentence examples for thing of their from inspiring English sources

Spaghetti westerns were a thing of their time.

The All Blacks have been the best for a decade and more; and choking is a thing of their past.

Certain galleries -- Cynthia Shaver with Japanese textiles, for example, and Marc Richards with Chinese sculpture -- make an elegant thing of their closet-size space.

"To start for England has to be the proudest thing of their lives and to do that you have to earn it.

At a time when the Police Department and its tactics are under intense scrutiny, Police Commissioner Howard Safir met yesterday with all of the precinct commanders to request a simple thing of their officers: to be polite.

TB: Of course it is, but I don't like it to be honest when politicians make a big thing of their religious beliefs, so I don't make a big thing of it.

It deprives things of their clarity.

While Mr. Bush claims to have seen into Mr. Putin's soul, Russians make many things of their president.

Its pictures of low life are perhaps the most notable things of their kind in English poetry between John Skelton and George Crabbe, with both of whom Butler has a certain affinity.

Children of that age have begun to remember their life experiences and to feel a connection with the things of their world.

Several of his book illustrations-notably those for some of the Paul de Kock novels-are regarded as the best things of their kind done in this country.