Thus, a passage that in an early draft was intended to describe the Good Friday Spell in "Parsifal" — "like an iridescent bubble that had not yet burst, like a rainbow that had faded for a moment only to begin shining again with a livelier brilliance" — was reassigned to Vinteuil.
In particular, they are up in arms about the phrase "not considered appropriate", which has been used in a draft licensing policy to describe the council's attitude towards clubbing; those behind Hackney's clubs and bars reckon this ominous phrase spells doom for the borough's nightlife.
In particular, they are up in arms about the phrase "not considered appropriate," which has been used in a draft licensing policy to describe the council's attitude toward clubbing; those behind Hackney's clubs and bars reckon this ominous phrase spells doom for the borough's nightlife.
The NTSB said Boeing would be drafting a "service bulletin" to describe the inspection techniques that they would recommend carrying out on similar planes with comparable flight cycles (take-offs and landings) as the one involved in the accident over Arizona, which was 15 years old.
In a telephone interview, Mr. Harlow said that Mr. Kay's report was still being drafted and that it would be premature to describe any draft as reflecting even interim conclusions.
They started writing a draft of a paper to describe the discovery, naming the new particle psi, the 23rd character of the Greek alphabet.
I don't have space in a short letter to describe the draft bill or analyse its numerous flaws, but in a way I don't have to.
The press release discovered by the Guardian is annotated and could be a draft, and it goes on to describe the policy as a "dollar and cents" proposal rather than a forced appropriation of the means of producing energy.
Furthermore, the experts indicated that the clinical, professional, organisational and system domains of our draft taxonomy could be used to describe the various types of integration processes.
