Sentence examples for part from high-quality English sources.

• It is true that UPS makes growing use of part-timers.

• The STEADFAST trial had 2 parts - Part A and Part B.

• For my part, I will always be glad to be part of this.

• Then you become part producer, part composer, part arranger," Samuel says.

• The everyday notion of ‘part’ implies that any part is smaller than the whole thing it is part of.

• Case 2 contains a good part and no bad part; but the value of the whole is less than the value of the good part.

• As currently constituted, Medicare coverage is separated for hospitals (Part A), other medical costs (Part B) and prescription drugs (Part D).

• (On the contemporary notions of part, or improper part, and proper part consult the entry on contemporary mereology, and also Simons 1987, 9–11.)

Use part in a sentence.

• The flaring upper part of the girdle is the ilium; the lower anterior part, meeting with its fellow at the midline, is the pubis; and the lower posterior part is…

• There’s the harpy, a part-woman, part-bird associated with wind, the notoriously hedonistic part-goat satyr and the Minotaur, a ruthless monster with the head of a bull, just to name a few.

• Part historical tome, part art book, part cookbook, part time machine to Hollywood’s Golden Age, The Musso & Frank Grill is, yes, a coffee-table book, but that barely does it justice.

• Part urban guide, part detective story, part film noir, this audio walk transports individual listeners on foot through the streets and alley ways of Spitalfields, a historic part of London next to the City.

• “U.C.B. is part high school, part rehab, part training camp, part substitute family, part junior college for life,” Amy Poehler says, in “High Status Characters,” an oral history of the group.

• If, as we confront some task, a part of the world functions as a process which, were it done in the head, we would have no hesitation in recognizing as part of the cognitive process, then that part of the world is (so we claim) part of the cognitive process.

• The Medicare program covers most persons age 65 or older and consists of four related health insurance plans: a hospital insurance plan (called Part A); a supplementary medical insurance plan (Part B); and two privately run plans, Medicare Advantage (Part C) and prescription drug coverage (Part D).

• Yet no liability exists for harms in part caused by a defendant if that harm was also in part caused by a freakishly large natural event that intervened between the defendant’s act and the harm that he in part caused (the “vis major” part of the common law’s “superseding cause” doctrine; Larremore 1909).

part sentence examples

• The group — an eclectic mix of participants including visual artists, web developers, former T-Mobile CEO John Legere, and MC Hammer — batted around ideas in a gathering that seemed part group-therapy session, part college-philosophy class, part group text with like-minded friends, and part spiritual gathering.

• His retrospective exhibition at the Barbican Gallery in London in 1993 was subtitled The Quest for the Miraculous: the miracle was that out of an eclectic art that was part Celtic, part tribal Hopi, part Hindu or Jain or Tibetan Buddhist, part African and part pre-Columbian, with a hint of William Blake, there came painting of power and individuality.

• Thus, while the Summa of Logic is not in any sense a “commentary” on Aristotle’s logical writings, it nevertheless covers all the traditional ground in the traditional order: Porphyry’s Isagoge and Aristotle’s Categories in Part I, On Interpretation in Part II, Prior Analytics in Part III.1, Posterior Analytics in Part III.2, Topics (and much else) in Part III.3, and finally Sophistic Refutations in Part III.4.

• Well-known solos include the festive “Rejoice Greatly, O Daughter of Zion” (part one) and the more-reflective “I Know that My Redeemer Liveth” (part three) for soprano, the alto’s joyful “O Thou That Tellest Good Tidings to Zion” (part one) and serene “If God Be for Us” (part three), the tenor’s exuberant “Ev’ry Valley Shall Be Exalted” (part one), and two boldly assertive arias for bass, “Why Do the Nations so Furiously Rage” (part two) and “The Trumpet Shall Sound” (part three).