The narrative is sprightly, even when the verse is not distinguished -- shoulders / molars?
Ballesteros [ 12] followed Brown's classification and distinguished different etiologies of anterior shoulder dislocations in subcategories, including traumatic, lever mechanism, traction mechanism, push-on mechanism, unknown or complex mechanism, muscle contraction, and atraumatic.
The distinguished feature in these spectra is the broad shoulder (peak) at higher wavelengths, which have higher intensity than that observed for 30° incident angle.
She, a striking creature with a large beak and black-speckled tail; he, smaller but no less distinguished, with sprinkles of white interspersed on his right shoulder.
She has come to seek the help of an acting teacher who was once a distinguished actor and now has a major chip on his shoulder.
Four centuries of theatrical history sit with disarming ease on the solid shoulders of Nakamura Kanzaburo XVIII, the master Kabuki artist and heir to a distinguished dynastic name who is also the artistic director of the Heisei Nakamura-za company from Tokyo.
Columbia University Medical Center mourns the passing of Charles Sumner Neer II, M.D., a longtime distinguished member of our faculty and a pioneer in the field of orthopaedic and shoulder surgery.
No surprise, then, that a long line of distinguished guests showed up at the Al to pay affectionate tribute and help the ancient titan shoulder the weight of a two-hour show: please meet and greet Susan Tedeschi, Derek Trucks, Ron Wood, Slash and (to sing some of the lyrics BB can no longer remember) Mick Hucknall.
Dr. Griffin once wrote, "One distinguished physiologist was so shocked by our presentation at a scientific meeting that he seized Bob by the shoulders and shook him while expostulating, 'You can't really mean that!' " But the solution stood.
Dr. Griffin once wrote, "One distinguished physiologist was so shocked by our presentation at a scientific meeting that he seized Bob by the shoulders and shook him while expostulating, 'You can't really mean that!' " But while echolocation is well accepted today, Dr. Griffin's pleas that animal thinking and consciousness become standard fare for research have met with more mixed success.
as "distinguished persons".
