This bidirectional pattern may indicate that widespread exchange could not begin until both regions reached their approximate modern states.
But also not good because this moment approximates the modern American condition.
But Tiella, which opened this summer, attempts to hoist the basic Manhattan-Italian menu to something approximating a modern urban trattoria.
Desmond, Old Irish Des-muma (South Munster), an ancient territorial division of Ireland approximating the modern counties of Kerry and Cork.
A Perfect Vehicle Working several hours a day gave a kind of technical precision that can often only be approximated by modern singers who, as Mr. Minter said, "have to cover more bases" in terms of their vocal repertory.
This kingdom may be spoken of as Capetian France (the first king of the new dynasty having been Hugh Capet), but it was not until the 13th century that this France came to approximate the modern nation in territorial extent.
December 16, 1828 Reading, England February 11 , 1914Reigate, England Alexander Ross Clarke, (born Dec. 16, 1828, Reading, Berkshire, Eng. died Feb. 11, 1914, Reigate, Surrey), English geodesist whose calculations of the size and shape of the Earth were the first to approximate accepted modern values with respect to both polar flattening and equatorial radius.
In fact, sharecropping approximated a modern form of indentured servitude.
The main route of the California Trail is approximated by modern State Route 233 in Eastern Nevada.
Approximated into modern Romanian and English, this is: The target of criticism and ridicule, these principles were dismissed by Eminescu as "errors" and "a priori systems of orthography".
