JONES: "I have an unusual process.
The administration followed an unusual process in developing its position.
The exhibition came together through an unusual process, Ms. Antonelli said.
through an unusual process — you were elected in a vote by all the employees.
She employs an unusual process -- pouring colored cotton pulp through hand-cut stencils -- that results in images set in handmade paper.
Two years ago the company began to use an unusual process, called the "sandwich bale", to collect waste material at its stores and distribution centres for recycling.
We know that, during rejuvenation, it undergoes cellular transdifferentiation, an unusual process by which one type of cell is converted into another — a skin cell into a nerve cell, for instance.
In October, Judge Sid Harle of Bexar County District Court freed Mr. Morton based on the DNA evidence and authorized an unusual process allowing his defense lawyers to investigate the prosecutor's conduct in the original trial.
The professor also noted that one of the few previous popes to step down, also named Benedict, apparently had second thoughts about his decision: Celestine V and his advisers were aware that this was an unusual process.
Think first, and only then proceed: coming from an Administration that, frankly, prefers to do things the other way around (deploy missile defenses now, see if they work later; cut taxes now, figure out the budget later), this is indeed an unusual "process".
In an unusual process that began on Monday in New York, and will continue in Boston and Virginia, the officials are interviewing hundreds of people to find 30 individual stories that illustrate the impact of the losses and help prosecutors get a death sentence against Zacarias Moussaoui, who has been charged with conspiracy in the attacks and is scheduled for trial this fall in Alexandria, Va.
