The wine list, in a Rolodex-like device -- this is the one restaurant we visited where you could make a really interesting choice -- was brought at the same time.
Plenty recall watching David Cameron cycle piously to work in front of the TV cameras, only to be told that his papers were being brought at the same time by a car, out of shot.
Possibly, this kind of contact interface brings, at the same time, an increased charge recombination due to interface defects.
It would, for capital cases, amend Alabama's Rule 32 on post-conviction appeals based on trial defects, such as jury misconduct or ineffective assistance of counsel, by requiring that such appeals be brought at the same time as any other appeals the defendant may make.
Reflective diaries gave the opportunity to the researchers to critique the insight of the transcripts, bringing at the same time to the interpretation the researchers own experiences.
"Stonework above the fireplace looks like it might have been reclaimed from the medieval monastery and brought in at the same time".
In contrast to the previous call-ins, during which the young men had been split up into smaller groups, this time a hundred and twenty of them were brought together at the same time, in the same room.
Although government IT projects have an unhappy record in Britain, serious trouble has usually come not from technology, but from extra burdens and bureaucratic reforms brought in at the same time.
A few months later the same team wrote The Irving Revue, and in 1952 brought forward at the same small premises Ronnie Stevens's staging of David Climie's late night revue, Just Lately, with Joan Sims, Charles Ross and Kenneth Connor.
It's pretty good for the industry, but at this moment I don't know why they're being brought in at the same time.
