Sentence examples for those constituent from inspiring English sources

And a metal corset around a lacy dress — we're pretty sure those constituent bits predate punk.

The comic, like a good game, is partly about storytelling, but it's also about the small pleasures of game-play, those constituent units of hedonic currency that any gamer viscerally understands, like the feel and timing of pulling off the Shoryuken move in Street Fighter, or the sound of Mario's fist exploding a brick in the Nintendo classic Super Mario Bros.

We show that it is possible to establish mappings between sets of basic atomic characteristics and properties of materials systems formed from those constituent atomic species.

The establishment of devolved parliaments in Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales after 1997 gave those constituent parts of the United Kingdom their own political identity, leaving England the only part directly run by the British government.

"But those constituents want computers in the schools, better roads, better sewage systems".

And both candidates have a lot of static to break through to reach those constituents.

Mr. Grassley counts more than a few of those constituents among his campaign donors.

But some legislators said they wondered who those constituents were, other than the N.R.A.

A prime example is the fact that Nascar pays out 90percentt of its television revenues to those constituents.

For another, everyone loves the idea of Congress members heeding their constituents, right up until we disagree with what those constituents think.

Mr. Gephardt has urged his constituents not to cower, but he need not exhort at least one of those constituents, Jim Putnam, a sales manager.