Sentence examples for varieties who from inspiring English sources

"He brought together writers (en masse), filmmakers, lion-tamers, politicians, prizefighters, and people of all varieties who loved to have fun.

The number also marks a way out of the trap that afflicts the inventors of sweet-corn varieties, who are obliged to think up appealing names like Bodacious, Calico Belle, Maverick and Zenith.

These days, the state is teeming with political gurus, of both the paid and the armchair varieties, who can offer up the kind of metaphorical advice that a man as literal-minded as Spitzer may have trouble integrating into his grand strategy or his daily life.

Walsh is a hero to cops of every variety, who become like groupies in his presence.

Most were blond females (of the bottled variety) who wore absurdly pointy shoes made by designers with unpronounceable names.

It was a "harbinger of [future] cult-film status", according to Variety, who hailed its "intense, bass-heavy score".

"It is really sad; there are no Cristaldis today," said Deborah Young, a film critic for Variety who is based here.

Not only that, they were midwives of the subversive variety, who disagreed with many of the practices they saw in their day-to-day work on labour wards.

One such individual was Sime Silverman, founder of Variety, who used to notice new housing developments as he motored around the city on weekends to escape from Midtown.

Peter Bart, the editor-in-chief of Variety, who was once a top executive at Paramount, recalls, "In 1970, I was suspicious that our phones at Paramount were tapped.

Todd McCarthy, the veteran film reviewer for Variety who was let go from that position on Monday, will not be idle for very long.