He walked quickly, in a sort of running dance step.
A visit there in the nineteen-fifties was a sort of running architectural seminar, where students could meet important architects like Paul Rudolph and explore ideas of all kinds.
As Shelby Foote would later remark, many historians played down the Civil War west of the Mississippi River as a "sort of running skirmish that wobbled back-and-forth" without purpose.
Some other characters from "Hamlet" flit through as well, most interestingly Rosencrantz (Grace McLean) and Guildenstern (Preston Martin), who are known here simply as R and G and provide a sort of running commentary.
Her speed pictures of the free expressive dance form (Ausdruckstanz) that captivated Germany at the time, movements like "The Turn," a sort of running spin danced by Claire Bauroff (1928), and "The Jump," an exuberant leap performed by Toni van Eyck (1930), set standards for instantaneous photography that hold to this day.
The Phantom console has been a sort of running vaporware joke for years now, as many of you must know.
The opening night audience was also delighted by the piece, preferring it even to the Offenbach work: "To judge by the unceasing and almost boisterous hilarity which formed a sort of running commentary on the part of the audience, Trial by Jury suffered nothing whatever from so dangerous a juxtaposition [with a piece by the popular Offenbach].
I will admit that there is a sort of running theme to this year's awards, due to one issue that remained in the background for most Americans but on which such significant political progress was made this year that it deserved multiple awards.
Quit your job and live on a sort of running soylent slop and sit in a chair watching this over and over again and you will not understand it, you will never get your mind into a place where you can understand Mandy Boylett, her decision to buy a greenscreen backdrop and dress in a British miniskirt and wig and be her own backing dancer, why a grown adult woman would do this thing, make this thing.
This approach, i.e. to calculate the PDD solely from the prescription data, is appropriate since we included only continuous prescriptions and we checked that every patient also received the analysed drug class, both before the study period—as a sort of run-in period to identify prevalent users and also after the 3-month period under study.
