The decision, she said, will be up to Benson, who said it needed to be made definitively just before next year's Olympic trials.
Shortage of fuel, however, slowed the pace of Kleist's subsequent southeastward progress through the Caucasian mountains; and, after forcing a passage over the Terek River near Mozdok early in September, he was halted definitively just south of that river.
When she screamed at me for talking too long on the telephone, or for staying too long in my room, I learned to scream back, telling her that she was pathetic, that she knew nothing about me, and it was clear to us both that I had stopped needing her, definitively and abruptly, just as Pranab Kaku had.
"Beijing is waiting to see which actions the US definitively takes," not just what Trump spews out, and will act accordingly.
Menus in restaurants reflect the season just as definitively.
The poll would still probably qualify as bad news for the president, just less definitively so.
Driven by conga and bongos, topped with acoustic guitar and solos plucked on the tres, with trumpet cheekily answering the singers, it was sly, romantic, definitively Cuban and not just for local delight.
"This goes back to my first divorce," he said, introducing the definitively sappy love ballad "Just the Way You Are". Afterward, he said, "What the hell did I know?," then moved into a song released just a year later, "Stiletto," about a woman who takes a knife to his heart.
Vaccines against Level-4 Ebola and Marburg viruses have been developed in Level-2 labs by inserting their DNA into non-pathogenic viruses that can trigger immune responses just as definitively as the deadly pathogen.
The heads of multiple U.S. government agencies just stated definitively that they've found no evidence to back up Donald Trump's claims that the Obama administration wiretapped Trump Tower during the presidential campaign.
Can you learn to tell definitively if someone is lying just by paying attention to nonverbal cues?
