Sentence examples for using the whole of from inspiring English sources

Like a diva, he will have to be taught the trick of using the whole of his diaphragm.

As she wrote to a friend in 1940: "To apprehend things - walking on a hill, seeing the light change, the mist, the dark, being aware, using the whole of one's body to instruct the spirit... it dissolves one's being.

"Rather than using the whole of the republic we have reduced to a total number of about four, five stadiums so that they are close to each other," Mbalula said.

We conducted an additional analysis in which classification was conducted using the whole of bilateral temporal cortex, rather than using small local neighborhoods of voxels.

This cohort study was performed using the whole of the Danish population, which was approximately 5.3 million individuals during the study period.

Using the whole of CPRD, we identified individuals with COPD using a specific COPD code only compared with a specific code plus medication and spirometry and found an increase in the potential sample size for a study of 10% using a specific COPD code only.

You don't have to use the whole of a single music track uninterrupted.

Don't use the whole of one byo-yomi, and you can use it again next turn.

Spelt uses the whole of the grain and seems to be tolerable to those with wheat allergies.

In the first leg, at Elland Road, he tirelessly used the whole of the right touchline, often dropping deep to collect the ball, tormenting Leeds Englandd left-back, Terry Cooper, who did not dare to overlap in his usual manner.

So rather than finding a way to make the tournament work in a single country, Uefa has turned logic on its head and will use the whole of Europe as its playground to host an expanded one.