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To avoid the stress of competing for an overhead bin, she added, "I think that's a bargain".
MY 18-year-old daughter recently perfected a new technique to avoid the stress of packing for college.
The Island Explorer, the island's popular (and free) shuttle bus system, makes it even easier to avoid the stress of traffic.
By outsourcing your printing needs you may not only save money, you will avoid the stress of printer management and probably add years to your life.
He added that he and his colleagues holed up at a hotel when the time came to award bids so as to avoid the "stress" of having bidders visit them at the office.
Some cops tried to avoid the stress of such cases: in 2005, a retired detective told the Chicago Tribune, "You pray to God not to give you a heater case".
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Because of a problem with spare parts in those early years, pilots tried to avoid the stress on the engine of pulling the wheels out of the muck.
Previously youth had been an ill-defined state, but Hall conceptualised a new stage of life: an interregnum between childhood and adulthood that was to be sheltered, shaped and guided to avoid the stresses of puberty.
For example, acidophiles avoid the stresses of nutrient deficiency by conservation of minerals via slow growth, high storage in seeds, high root surface area and relationships with rhizosphere microorganisms (Marschner 1991).
the one training the bird, should be alone with the budgie, in order to avoid the stressing of the bird.
Patsy Lo, 31, another advertising account manager, likes avoiding the stress of the career track that comes with a permanent job.
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