Apart from these fundamental rules of word order, the principles governing the positions of adjectives, adverbs, and prepositions call for brief comment.
The "Twelfth Night" song lyrics were written some four centuries ago, so no need to worry about whipping them out in time for the opening tonight; it's the music, particularly those 38 little spots where the cues call for brief melodic transitions, that is giving Mr. Sheik fits.
Her public call for "brief phrases from your diary, text messages, etc. that are related to themes of love and melancholy/heartbreak" generated submissions from over 30 different countries, even while the project was inactive.
But in his response to the appellate court's order calling for briefs on the recusal motion, Judge Wolin indirectly questioned the motives of the creditors, noting that it is his role "to ensure that any motion before it is presented for a proper purpose and not for purposes of delay or other, self-serving ends".
The court's opinion, Clark County School District v. Breeden, No. 00-866, wasigneded only "Per Curiam," meaning "by the court," a designation used to resolve a case that seems so clear to the court that the justices did not want to go to the trouble of calling for briefs or sitting for an argument.
The "appropriate" use of time-outs calls for brief, infrequent, previously explained breaks from an interaction used as part of a thought-out parenting strategy that is followed by positive feedback and connection with a parent.
Parents were called for brief telephone interviews each week.
Between 2000 and 2002 the Alliance launched calls for brief three-page letters of intent for funding of HPSR projects, with a total response of 780 valid applications from developing country researchers.
Before taking up his scalpel, Dr. Cole was reminded by the "Time-Out!" towel covering his surgical tray to call for a brief break.
