Sentence examples for which involved him from inspiring English sources
Paddock became known for his unusual finishes, which involved him leaping with widespread arms across the finish line.
One of the more intriguing parts of the evening, though, came after his speech, during a discussion which involved him and the former Pakistan batsman Ramiz Raja.
But we know that Philippoussis is superfit after his gruelling training regime of the past year, which involved him running up stairs until he had to crawl.
Thanks to an outbreak of blunders – one of which involved him throwing the ball into his own net in front of the Kop when playing against Liverpool in 1967 – he was often referred to on the terraces as "careless hands".
Amanda Stoker and James Paterson said they did not know Cottrell was in attendance and would not take part in an event organised by him or which involved him.
Moyles attempted to use a tax avoidance scheme called Working Wheels, which involved him telling HM Revenue & Customs he had spent a year "engaged in self-employment as a used car trader", a tax tribunal judge said.
The Conservative peer is a Foreign Office minister with responsibility for international energy policy, which involves him travelling around the world setting out British energy policy to foreign governments.
There is a grotesque incident that shunts him from nuisance and a bit nearer to tragedy, which involves him bingeing and then basically out-shitting the capabilities of modern plumbing.
The paragon is Pollini, who, sponsored by Carnegie Hall, has been curating a vertiginous series of choral, orchestral, chamber, and vocal programs, relatively few of which involve him playing alone.
Soon he will be on set for rehearsals which involve him taking his shirt off, removing his dentures, cutting his toenails – all the things we don't really want to see old men doing.
"The government has produced hundreds and hundreds of hours of consensually recorded conversation, none of which involve him, and we expect that at the end of the day, when he has his day in court, he will be completely exonerated," Mr. Moskowitz said.
