Sentence examples for view of going from inspiring English sources

He said: "Certainly, from the point of view of going through Leveson and testifying, certainly the key thing for us was to have Leveson implemented.

This week, VICE UK and our club culture channel Thump will look at the new state of nightlife in Britain from the questionable door policies of West End clubs, to the rise of corporate interests in clubbing, to the next generation of teenagers and their alternative view of going out.

She told me the uninformed vision she had of Dixie came from the romantic dreams she had acquired as a teenager during a viewing of Gone with the Wind.

Figure 3 TreeMap view of GO terms in rice leaf and root.

As an economist, Rose views the decision of going to college as "nowhere close to a difficult decision".

When I returned home, the view of New Yorkers going about their business was as rousing as the American flag.

It envisages a stable industry structure, with limited entry for Western newcomers, a high degree of government co-ordination and a cautious view of banks going abroad.

The biggest issue football has from the point of view of those going through turnstiles is the price of being in the ground.

That gives the company a clear view of revenues going forward.

For a bird's eye view of operations, go to the Ushahidi site.

Over the years, voices have occasionally dissented from the consensually reverent view of what goes on here.