The phrase "as a sylvester" is not correct and does not have a clear meaning in written English.
Without context, it is difficult to determine when it could be used, as "sylvester" does not appear to be a standard term or expression.
Example: "As a sylvester, I find it hard to relate to others."
Alternatives: "as a character" or "as a person".
The subtitle announces "Mighty Real" as "A Fabulous Sylvester Musical".
Don't tell us you haven't imagined yourself, at the end of a long training run, as a sweaty Sylvester Stallone getting in shape for the big fight in Rocky III.
For illustration of the method, we choose one scalar example, a simple vector model, and finally a Sylvester matrix differential equation as a test.
It runs through April 22. Children's Hours Babar and Celeste will be there, as will Sylvester and Tweety.
On the strength of her already-published work, as known by Sylvester, Ladd applied to Johns Hopkins in 1888 to become a graduate student in mathematics.
It's useful information because as sure as Sylvester Stallone is still alive, another celebrity death hoax is right around the corner.
Let's hope it remains as moribund as Sylvester Stallone's long-rumoured biopic of Edgar Allan Poe and the Tom Cruise Sci-fientology venture The Thetan, for which he had reportedly invited Victoria Beckham to play the alien's bride.
Its layers of paint and worn velvet chairs, its portraits and books, hold the secrets of generations, as Sylvester Manor was passed down, often to daughters who married influential men, like Eben Norton Horsford, a chemist at Harvard who refined baking powder and was a co-founder of the Rumford Chemical Works in 1854.
Tommy Morrison, who displayed his hard-hitting boxing style as a protégé of Sylvester Stallone's Rocky Balboa in the 1990 movie "Rocky V" and defeated George Foreman to capture a heavyweight boxing championship, but was banned from the ring in 1996 when he tested positive for H.I.V., died Sunday in Omaha.
