The authors appreciate the diligent help from Dipl.-Math.
Both are hard-working, committed to women's issues and diligent in collecting federal aid for the home base.
And it is true, many couples do manage to perform enough psychic retooling to reshape the anarchy of desire to the confines of the marriage bed, plugging away at the task year after year (once a week, same time, same position) like diligent assembly-line workers, aided by the occasional fantasy or two to help get the old motor to turn over, or keep running, or complete the trip.
(His American counterpart in this regard is not Franklin D. Roosevelt, Churchill's partner and peer, but Lyndon B. Johnson, who also possessed impressive jowls and a colorful way with words). Gary Oldman, aided by diligent makeup artists and propelled by his own unmatched craft and discipline, embraces the task with almost palpable delight.
Mr. Miller, the association's president, said for-profit schools were securing large numbers of Pell grants because their financial aid offices were diligent and because the schools served many low-income students.
At Westminster, MPs can scarcely escape stabs of envy about the latitude prevailing at the European parliament, which offers its members much more generous opportunities for self-enrichment, aided by even less diligent monitoring.
Until, inevitably, Matt Prior, aided by Root in a diligent, unflappable reprise of his Nagpur debut, rescued England from total humiliation with a sixth-wicket stand of 101, the New Zealand bowlers were on top of their game.
These days, only diligent newspaper readers know that George W. Bush has backed off his personal pledge to provide aid to the battered city.
All were diligent exercisers.
