The phrase 'during to' is not correct and should not be used in written English.
The correct phrase is 'due to'. Example sentence: I was unable to attend class yesterday due to illness.
Bright Eyes (Conor Oberst) performed a blistering set backed by a 12-piece band that reached such jaw-dropping crescendos that, during "To Love and Be Loved," two audience members leaped onstage and started bowing to Mr. Oberst as if he were a deity.
Instead, the "gambler" marmosets showed a significant increase in persistence at very low probability values, suggesting that they were still seeking for LLL during TO durations which followed each omission.
With progressive reward rarefaction, these animals were still seeking for the LLL reward during TO durations (and persisted in choosing the LLL hole once the TO had elapsed).
It is worth considering that "Brideshead Revisited" appeared during — to borrow a phrase of Waugh's — the "dead years" of television.
The first award of the night was presented during to the pre-show to Fall Out Boy, who won the best rock video for their track Uma Thurman.
For this, Nasdaq looks at every aspect of a trade, including before, after and during, to ensure that every moment is safe from intruders or foul play.
Larger increases (66% in UFPs and 46% in AMPs) were observed from the during- to post-Olympic period.
If any effects of thiamethoxam are cumulative rather than acute, then comparison across treatment and control of During-to-Before ratios would not be an efficient way to test for such effects.
During to-day's proceedings the Court read out a report received from the Bulgarian Government of three sentences imposed on Dimitroff in his absence, one of death by strangling, another of fifteen years' rigorous imprisonment, both of which were annulled by amnesties, and the third sentence of fifteen years' rigorous imprisonment which he would still have to serve if he returned to Bulgaria.
That was changed to "during".
†Queried during orientation to wards and during final year.
