Such a harrowing sequence of big misses would have been enough to derail the most promising of careers, but Higuaín finally found good fortune last summer.
He was "serious in the fifties," to use his own coinage, satiric in the sixties, sober in the seventies, sane in the eighties, and became — with the amazing sequence of big late novels that commenced with "Sabbath's Theater" — a kind of sage in the nineties and right into our confused new century.
Celtic had imposed themselves from the start, as if intent on extending the sequence of big victories they had secured on their two previous outings.
Tolerant of her husband's philandering, she managed his career, typed his manuscripts, arranged the frolics in his sequence of big houses, then meekly died of cancer.
To date, little or no sequence of big sagebrush has been made publicly available, thus the SNPs reported here represent a starting point for such future population genetic studies of big sagebrush.
During magnetoencephalography, each block started with a written and verbal instruction presented for 2 s (e.g. 'Are the objects big?'), followed by a sequence of trials.
This study is the first of its kind to perform transcriptome sequencing of big sagebrush subspecies, generating large selections of genetic resources (EST sequences, SNP markers and microsatellites) for this ecologically important group of range and forest plants.
Though we briefly touched on these questions by using independent genotypes for SNP validation, these questions are out of the scope of this particular study that aims to primarily characterize EST sequences of big sagebrush and provide insight regarding the origins of ssp.
Reese tells us there's a "a big sequence of the movie" where Deadpool goes to Mexico to visit a cancer clinic and ends up killing the evil doctor who works there.
It will no doubt be objected that the sequence of the big machine becomes tedious, and that in construction the film is somewhat ungainly.
