"She was the example of a star, she was totally complete: in her appearance, behaviour and voice.
Republican members and aides familiar with the proposal say that the reform of the steering committee might not be totally complete until January 2017, when the next Congress convenes.
"We feel that when we do a retrospective in Manhattan it has to be totally complete, that we can't miss any film.
"It's easy as a songwriter to keep things private until they're totally complete, but with something like this it's all about communication". Casting has yet to be announced for the London production of Waitress, which begins previewing at the Adelphi Theatre on 8 February.
Lamarck stressed the continuity of all species: if our knowledge of the living world (and by extension, the fossil record of extinct species) were totally complete, the discontinuities between species would disappear, as species would appear to gradually meld into one another in time and in space.
It was totally complete and did it's job perfectly.
Many believe in a variation of the idea, "If only I had the right relationship, my life would be totally complete".
The use of bovine miRNA was also able to provide an assessment of the quality of the goat genome assembly, as this was only assembled very recently in its first version, CHIR_1.0, which might not be totally complete.
Under the batch availability constraint, the completion time of a job is defined as the time when the batch it belongs to is totally completed.
In a written statement the Marxist economics professor said that while a third of the bailout review had been "totally completed" and a third "totally agreed", the rest remained subject to "political negotiation" – raising little hope of the talks concluding any time soon.
Ronnie Splinter, the guitarist, was willing and able to actually collaborate on the song with me, but sadly, about three days before the record was totally completed, he passed away due to a battle with esophagus cancer.
