And many recipes call for lining the baking dish with parchment paper or foil -- making clean-up a snap.
Newspapers, including The New York Times, reported that Mr. Broderick was calling for lines from a prompter during the first previews, and that Mr. Lonergan was still cutting.
The recent policy debates about orientating research, technology and innovation policy towards societal challenges, rather than economic growth objectives only, call for new lines of argumentation to systematically legitimize policy interventions.
She has had to call out for lines at times, as she predicted she might, given her decades away from the stage and the lack of co-stars to rescue her with a prompt.
THE call for clean lines and bold colors was broadcast loud and clear last week in Milan.
It continued to be a port of call for steamship lines between Panama and San Francisco and a major export point for coffee, sugar, and other products of the interior.
These factors make it necessary to call for alternative lines of questioning and hypothesis generation about pastoralism and pastoralist's lives, particularly as we explore current livelihood practices and pastoral economics in our highly globalized world.
While many headlines had focused on his call for 1967 lines, he said, they downplayed the caveat of mutually agreed land swaps.
Our scheme, however, is not applicable to studies with ambiguous results, which would call for further lines of evidence and thorough evaluation of the contradictions before delineation of candidate species could be achieved.
Citizens begin to call for hard-line responses, and public tolerance for police abuses rises.
