"It sounds like us, us as people," he said of "Coexist," "like what we've been doing in the past year".
But most major programs now restrict the days scouts can attend practices or watch the schools' videotape, forcing the scouts to coexist like siblings vying for control of a television remote control.
In "Consent," words taken from Catholic and Jewish wedding ceremonies are mixed with fragments of Hearne's own love letters, and text messages (written by high-school students) that were used as evidence in the Steubenville rape trial; in a movement from "Sound from the Bench," the disk's most ambitious work, soaring lines of choral ecstasy coexist with a klaxon-like electric guitar.
The Moores are black and grew up in Englewood, largely a working class community, where poverty and hope coexist, like tree-lined streets and sturdy brick houses that make up some blocks and the bald vacant lots and abandoned buildings that dot others.
The paper concludes that the processes of globalization and localization are inseparable and that they coexist, like in many other parts of the world, in continuous state of change and interaction.
"You can see here a nice example of arteriole and venule… You see how they tend to coexist like that; you're looking for distortion of those patterns".
Often, multiple factors may coexist, like kidney impairment with anemia, infections with nephrotoxic drugs, diabetes with aging, and increasing the risk of CI-AKI [ 84].
I can't believe a band like Suicide coexisted with a band like the Dolls, way before punk.
"TURKEY sets a fantastic example for nations around the world to see where it's possible to have a democracy coexist with a great religion like Islam".
