"Car is shutting down," the computer informed me.
At the range, wearing a black T-shirt emblazoned with a white boom box and the message "Turn the Hate Down," he informed the creatives, "Today, we hope to raise the questions of who is a victim, who is a target, who is a threat, and how is that related to how we perceive violence".
Perhaps that American Football Conference championship loss after the 2006 season, in which the Colts rallied from 18 points down and informed the Patriots' "put your foot on their throat and keep it there" philosophy in 2007, is still an influence.
It will be especially interesting -- in light of Leonard Bernstein's weighty Philharmonic recording of "Messiah," from 1956 on Sony Classical -- to see how far Sir Neville takes the orchestra down the historically informed path.
We were in our mess desk one night when an officer came down and informed us the HMS Sheffield had been destroyed.
Just before the car in front of me took the green flag, the race officials came down and informed us that conditions were simply too dangerous to run to the summit of the mountain.
Fried, now 41, and Robles, now 43, had learned of the potential shut-down, informed the employees, and developed a plan.
When the doctors sat us down and informed us that there was little hope, we had to make the decision to take our friend off of life support.
Further understanding of processes and sustainability will be informed by qualitative analysis of interview data, which will use a thematic framework approach [ 68] that is both deductive (i.e. a 'top-down' approach informed by the aims of the research and the structure of the interview topic guide) and inductive (i.e. a 'bottom up' approach grounded in the responses of the participants).
Cooke had set a deadline and, with time ticking down, the escrow company informed Buss and his partners they needed more cash.
