I joined the N.Y.P.D. more than 33 years ago partly because of the example of a model cop who arrested criminals and changed flat tires for old ladies.
Justice followed, trying to forget his previous at-bats, something he feels he has become better at because of the example of a former teammate: Ramirez.
In part because of the example of "Terminator 2," which was a pioneer in the use of computer-animated imagery in a live-action setting, sci-fi action movies have become ever more visually elaborate -- and also more pretentious.
His father played piano, and Mr. McGriff learned it from an early age; he went on to play saxophone and bass before settling on the Hammond organ, which became a common instrument in small-group jazz instrument only in the mid-'50s, largely because of the example of another Philadelphian, Jimmy Smith.
>> Certainly location is the easier one because of the example of coupons.
Her circle of friends were women movers and shakers and I am a feminist today because of the example of my mother, who didn't have to teach me that women were equal to men -- she showed me.
This view is perhaps appealing because of the example of p53 and ARF, whose regulation includes facultative nucleolar retention as means of gene product regulation [22], [23].
You can be afraid to help because in the example of road accidents, our government can arrest you on trumped up charges.
The engagement of topical experts would clearly produce difficult challenges, in part because the examples of NMDRs in EDC studies occur at many levels of investigation (e.g., in vitro, animal study, human study), on many different hormone systems (of which there are 10 or so that are evaluated as targets of chemical actions), and at multiple life cycle stages.
"I loved Peik Lin's character especially not only because of how funny she is but because she was the example of authentic friendship and sisterhood," Pingoy told HuffPost in an email.
