After three days without relief, their almost ammunition expended, and having suffered 200 casualties, they were forced to withdraw.
The soldiers currently expended almost one-third more energy daily as expressed in metabolic equivalents than the Torah scholars (Table 4).
At that time Medici patronage expended itself almost exclusively in feste, quasi-dramatic pageants, sometimes dealing in allegorical subjects, and Callot was employed to make pictorial records of these mannered, sophisticated entertainments.
While Shell claims that most of these spills come from sabotage attacks, the fact is that it does little policing and almost no effort is expended on clean-ups.
However, it seems that CBCT use expended to almost every daily endodontic procedure (Rosen et al. 2017; Metska et al. 2014; Liang et al. 2013; Jeger et al. 2012; Janner et al. 2011; Ustun et al. 2016).
Despite Athens' commitment to use 100% renewable energy during the Games, almost all the energy expended there ultimately came from non-renewable sources.
And if it were ever home to the home run derby, players would expend almost as much energy tipping their helmets as swinging for the fences.
Tom Hardy, who expends almost preternatural energy in his authentic portrayal of Bronson (and gained three stone of muscle for the part), expresses the prisoner's outrage.
Why, after all, would N.C.L. expend almost 50,000 gallons of fuel, to say nothing of the several tons of on-board food, to get them to this far-off ribbon of sand and coral -- fewer than 1,500 feet wide at its broadest point and nowhere more than 10 feet above sea level -- without a single restaurant, theater or museum, to say nothing of espresso bars and Internet cafes?
