Sentence examples for behaving at one from inspiring English sources
Mr. Irons seemed refreshingly mortal while showing snapshots of a major home renovation project, and behaving, at one point, as if so many photos might be boring for his guest.
After a meeting of all the ISS partners, Nasa grudgingly relented, but continued to behave petulantly, at one point talking of barring Mr Tito from the American-built section of the station - their own miniature spaceborne Berlin Wall.
Everyone overlooks risk, gives in to immediate gratification, or behaves impulsively at one time or another.
This confirms that the scale does behave as one would expect an urbanicity scale to behave.
Do they really think that African Americans don't know how to behave at a funeral for one of their own?
Among those images are those of a press conference where Mick Jagger announced his plans for a free concert and his intentions in holding it, which are of a worthy and progressive cast: "It's creating a microcosmic society which sets examples for the rest of America as to how one can behave at large gatherings".
Of course, newspapers can do their own work and make their own pitches, but surely "the industry" has an interest in behaving like one – in this area at least.
As a former office junior, and a fan of Mad Men, I've noticed that those who are the most badly behaved at work are usually the ones with the most power, or at least, an office with a lock on the door.
The author is aware that he is a difficult man, one who has behaved at times like a jackass.
Various studies examined how cortical and trabecular bone behave at varying strain rates, but no one has yet looked at this question using individual trabeculae.
