The overall dining experiences are abbreviated, and not suited to many occasions, and the prices only partly reflect that.
Many pronouns are routinely abbreviated and need an apostrophe – it's (it is), who's (who is), they're (they are), you're (you are) and so on.
They applaud wildly when he sends out his couture suiting, sleeves abbreviated and bell cuffs rippling into fullness above slender wrists, trousers invariably flared.
The presentation was the latest in the Met's line of family-friendly holiday offerings, abbreviated and translated into English for young listeners with short attention spans.
Originally shown in Italy, this exhibition traces the changing forms and symbolism of the modern military uniform as it progresses through and is transformed by the larger culture -- alternately respected and violated, examined and absorbed, abbreviated and exaggerated.
Originally shown in Italy, this exhibition traces the changing forms and symbolism of the modern military uniform as it progresses through the larger culture and is transformed by it: alternately respected and violated, examined and absorbed, abbreviated and exaggerated.
But some talent managers caution against the idea that emerging acts can build their names through playing the full complement of festivals, where artist sets are sometimes abbreviated, and fans can be distracted.
Many, however, even though close to the original meaning, are abbreviated, and once this happens they begin to look a little different and usually cannot be understood by English speakers.
The canines were relatively short and stout; the face was abbreviated; and the pelvis was broad and even showed characteristics associated with bipedal walking, as did the vertebral column.
Because the gametophytic phase of angiosperms is abbreviated and because it is parasitic on the sporophyte, the maturation of the sporophyte, as manifested by flowering, has received more intensive study in angiosperms than has that of the gametophyte.
The membership functions of input and output parameters are abbreviated and shown in the Figures 5, 6, 7 and 8.
