(I deliberately use Hindu here because while Khan repeatedly uses the terms "Indian stories" and "Indian mythology," all of her examples, after all, deal with Hindu texts).
But every once in a while (as in the scene with Sylvia and her girls after her entrance, for example), his ballet invention goes slack.
Octavius, who was Mark Antony's chief rival in Rome and defeated the two lovers at the battle of Actium, became the emperor Augustus and made a point of destroying monuments to Cleopatra's greatness and of blackening her reputation after her death, an example that Roman authors meekly followed.
How she called herself Signora Dotti after her second marriage, for example, and gave up work to raise her boys in Europe.
For example, after her recent visit to Eastpointe, Michigan, Henning relayed that: "firefighters there have been responding more frequently to opioid overdoses than fires". One of the goals of the initiative will be to have Pennsylvania, Michigan, and any other state that eventually participates serve as models for other states in dealing with the opioid crisis.
It's also served as springboard for new talent four years after her NTS debut, for example, DJ Moxie cinched a residency at BBC Radio 1.
For example, after her husband died, Rhonda N. created a new ritual with her grandson Brian: spending Christmas Day serving meals at a soup kitchen together, celebrating the bond Brian and his grandfather shared for volunteering.
I've provided a before-and-after example with a recent active TechCrunch post. . .
Allowing your dog to fall into a routine around relieving herself will help her state of mind all the time - she knows you will take her out after dinner, for example, and will wait.
I look at story after story and example after example … I look at the … I went to the San Juan office.
The fourth and final subcategory of relational processes in the CG was put forward by Neale (2002) after encountering examples in her corpus that failed to adequately fit into any of the existing categories in the system.
