Sentence examples for Who alternatively from inspiring English sources
This may be useful in a very broad sense if one is looking for general patterns a judge who overturns an unusual number of convictions or who, alternatively, seems especially deferential to law enforcement.
Slade is also nagged at by young Don Parritt Patrick Andrewss), who alternatively loves and hates the mother for whom Slade has feelings he won't divulge.
The patients were stratified according to the type of antibiotics used in association with gentamycin, namely vancomycin, amoxicillin, or other antibiotics (including patients treated with oxacillin and those who alternatively received amoxicillin and vancomycin).
Another approach would be to split up the group of first responders into subgroups who alternatively receive prophylaxis, but the pressure on the drug sensitive virus exerted by prophylaxis mainly depends on the prophylaxis coverage and does not change much if different people receive the drug at different times.
But what about the people who live alternatively full-time?
His name is also associated with the national hero of Spain, Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar (El Cid), who was alternatively his enemy and indifferent supporter.
She threatened her audiences and her collaborators (who have alternatively lamented and celebrated working with her), with her own immortality as a gag: You just might have to deal with me forever.
"Sophie's murder galvanised opinion," explains Jack Anderson, a 29-year-old from Bristol who dressed alternatively and believes the campaign since her death has slowly begun to have an impact.
GUY FREDRICK GLASS New York Fernanda Eberstadt seems to make the kinky implication that male singers of the alto line (who are alternatively referred to as male altos and countertenors) on some level wish they were castrati or women: "Today,most countertenors regard castrati as a gold standard that cannot be matched".
Though she endured the 1945 Battle of Manila, the health of Agoncillo, who was alternatively called "Doña Marcela" and "Lola Celay" during her old age, was steadily deteriorating.
The Italian name Fata Morgana is derived from the name of Morgan le Fay, who was alternatively known as Morgane, Morgain, Morgana and other variants.
