After the uber-indulgent Christmas period, a time of abstinence from booze is often number one on most people's charts, but surely a little measure of alcohol every so often can't be bad for you, can it?
These are all little measures for the gloom index".
Everyone in the state should be screaming swear words at the top of their lungs -- at you! Yes, I know, this is just a fun, harmless little measure that shows your constituents how much you care about "the children;" but you know how else you can show them you care about children?
"I'm a little more measured," he said.
Manuel had kind words for Church, too, but his praise was a little more measured.
The Daily Telegraph is a little more measured, contending that it Saunders's "misfortune" that four doctors who examined Janner "all took the view that he was unfit to stand trial".
"Excess!" he yells thrice more, a little more measured each time, before the band slows its fury just enough to bring the song, "Coalition," to a low-throbbing halt.
The Fed's pace of tightening may become a little less measured if this assumption fails to hold.The Fed's pace will also depend on how America's households respond to its putting.
Toast the coriander and fennel seeds in a small pan until golden and then grind them in a pestle and mortar or grinder. 2 Warm the honey a little and measure it out with a hot spoon into a bowl, along with the orange and lemon juices and zest, spring onions and herbs and finally the ground spices.
Commissioner Vera Jourová, who led negotiations from the European side, was a little more measured in her rhetoric.
