On trips to Oregon Ridge, the Greyhounds took some of the unusual assortment of cross-fit gear that the players regularly train with, which would be at home in a 1920s fitness manual.
The film's riveting account of an elaborate payroll robbery and an assortment of double crosses unfolds with the help of an exceptional supporting cast -- Sunday at 8 p.m. on TCM.
In particular, evolution raises the ideas of the "three mechanisms that contribute to the genetic variation arising from sexual reproduction: independent assortment of chromosomes, crossing over, and random fertilization" (Raven et al., 2011, p. 257).
Or where an assortment of new talent is crossed with artists who've been in Ibiza even longer than Marco; some of the people made that scene the way it is today.
Rebels have been under pressure from the US, Britain, France and Turkey to fight under a joint command and control structure rather than as an assortment of militias, which often work at cross purposes.
A Browser's Delight In town, Sweet Sue's restaurant lists 22 kinds of pancakes, Gateway to Tibet sells hand-woven silks, the Tender Land gift shop offers Ethiopian processional crosses, and an assortment of vintage oddities spill from Ms. Levine's store, the Mystery Spot.
The fruit and vegetable stalls of Cross Street Market (1065 South Charles Street) are shut on Sundays, but Nick's (410-685-2020), assortmentssoftment ofreshseafoodood bars, keeps the 1846 market buzzing.
Mr. Molo has taken up Mr. Kreutzmann's role as the steady timekeeper while Mr. Hart knocks out accents and cross-rhythms on an international assortment of instruments.
Among the people Alice and May cross paths with are a motley assortment of eccentrics, misfits and fellow outsiders.
So they went ahead with a drug that didn't dissolve easily, against a difficult target, with an assortment of patients who may or may not have been ideal — and crossed their fingers.
Various New York Times journalists, he felt, had crossed the line from reporting into advocacy with an assortment of recent tweets, and in a Dec. 2 segment of "Tucker Carlson Tonight" he unloaded on Liz Spayd, the public editor of the New York Times.
