"Bro'," Derek Greene, 18, said, "we're going to sample it!" As we pulled onto the highway, it struck me that his music, too, was a kind of sampling.
For whatever reason Mozart wrote this piece — some think as a kind of salesman's sample case for display to rich patrons — it represents him in his mid-20's at his sinuous and sophisticated best.
A fellow beekeeper sent samples of the red substance that the bees were producing to an apiculturalist who works for New York State, and that expert, acting as a kind of forensic foodie, found the samples riddled with Red Dye No. 40, the same dye used in the maraschino cherry juice.
Indeed, his Instagram account portrays him as a kind of Japanese robe-wearing, sake-sampling, smiling simpleton.
XRD as a kind of important manner can be used to characterize the phase and structure of samples.
Rock music, and especially the flameout of Syd Barrett, the former leader of Pink Floyd, serves as a kind of metaphor for Marxism, and, each night, between scenes, the Jacobs fills with a hale sampling.
It just kind of came out as a kind of Tourette's, a kind of projectile vomiting.
Anger counts as a kind of desire.
Deanxit may act as a kind of potentiator of sertraline.
As a kind of aminoglycoside, polymyxin carries 5 positive charges.
