Empire is a book about what remains, the often absurd traces of an older kind of Britishness that linger in these in-between, out-of-the-way territories, but it also evokes the everyday oddness of life there.
Redirected, it dropped between out-of-position fielders behind the pitcher's mound.
Traditional retailing is being challenged between out-of-town centres, the euro and online trading," she said.
City Ballet's six-week spring season had just ended, but these two weren't taking any breaks, finding three days to rehearse together between out-of-town engagements.
The aim of the present study is to examine the relation between out-of-school digital gameplay and in-school L2 English vocabulary measures and grading outcomes.
A crossover in fatigue lifetime was observed in TP 316L between out-of-phase TMF and IF test at Tmax with decreasing strain amplitude.
The observed phenomena can be attributed to the resonance effect between out-of-plane phonon modes of the graphene and h-BN domains in the low frequency region.
Given a choice between out-of-control citizens and out-of-control police, I will take my chances with the citizens.
That reduces price competition between out-of-town stores and the high street, and pretty much eliminates it between the hypermarkets themselves.
Since July 1, 2000, Vermont state officials have recorded 2,479 civil unions, just 502 of them between residents and the rest between out-of-staters, including a few foreigners.
Citizenship Rights The court agreed to decide whether a distinction in federal immigration law between out-of-wedlock children born overseas to American mothers and those born to American fathers amounts to unconstitutional sex discrimination.
