"Herzog" is an exception; the "I" alternates with the third person.
After work a couple of days a week, I do yoga; I alternate with Pilates the other days.
During the trip, I alternated between shooting with it and an iPhone 5.
I alternated from waking with a smile, elated to be free from the stress, pressure and drama, liberated from the absence of favor requests, excited about no appointments or deadlines, only my whims (Morning yoga or afternoon Pilates? Volunteer or veg?), and not wanting to wake, dreading the endlessly isolating day ahead, laying in bed feeling sorry for myself.
For successful optimization, computational issues such as (i) alternating governing equations with respect to spatially defined design variables, (ii) imposing interaction boundary conditions between insulator (air) and conductor (solid) and (iii) control of minimum geometrical feature sizes must be addressed.
I alternated walking with them and hanging back to let them talk on their own and set their own pace.
Four different treatments were designed as: i) alternating small and large ridges with full film mulching (RFM), ii) alternating ridges and furrows with plastic film mulching only on the ridges (RM), iii) flat planting with fully film mulching (FM) and iv) conventional flat planting without mulching (CK).
It was about Tweedledum and Tweedledee; I alternated the parts with my co-star, Andre Vincent.
(Forget "Wild Child" a backbend balanced on one hand!) I alternated the workouts with rest and body work performed by skilled staff at the Omega Wellness Center.
In a mix of a straight-ahead country hook ("Yeah, I'm chilling on a dirt road / Laid back swervin' like I'm George Jones") alternated with rapped verses, he waxed poetic about dirt roads and pickup trucks in a black-and-white video that looked like a romantic scene from an episode of Friday Night Lights.
He portrays historical figures, mainly from England and continental Europe (Thomas Cardinal Wolsey, Charles XII of Sweden, the Persian king Xerxes I), alternating them with human types (the traveler, the rich man, the beauty, the scholar), often in juxtaposition with their opposites, to show that all are subject to the same disappointment of their desires.
