This is the show of shows of the thoroughbred year, the day when everybody gets back to basics: namely, the breeding and racing of fine horses.
TOMMASINI Classical Music BARGEMUSIC The holidays at this intimate floating concert hall are apparently a time to get back to the basics: namely, Bach.
Meanwhile, the online storage providers' race to add new functionality has not stopped them from offering more of the basics: namely, more free storage space.
These questions preoccupy Harold less than another, basic issue, namely whether "Death and Taxes" is a comedy or a tragedy.
But you did not deal with what any real Keynesian would see as the basic problem, namely inadequate aggregate demand.
Instead, it stuck to one basic argument, namely that the Constitution allowed Congress to enact DOMA in order to maintain the status quo.
Obscured by the to-ing and fro-ing over the new machines is a more basic point, namely that many drivers feel like serfs, and maligned serfs at that.
But time passes, and now the relief has turned to a rallying-round to make a bogey of what Leveson deemed essential to his basic recommendation, namely a law-backed monitor of the regulatory body.
There are two basic approaches, namely, scheduling-based [17], [18] and backbone-based sleep management [13,20].
Light reflections from most surfaces are of two basic types, namely, the diffuse and specular reflections.
