Sentence examples for each heading is from inspiring English sources

The text beneath each heading is an addled set of questions to ask yourself and options to take which correspond only loosely to the normal sense of the word(s) in the heading, e.g. Free... You're free.

Each heading is followed by a brief exchange that crystallises a relationship in words that sound as if they have been scooped straight from the street, or park, or record-exchange shop, or sitting room that its elderly inhabitant mistakes for a hotel.

The results are reported under three main headings that reflect the research questions, with each heading being broken down into various themes.

The elaboration of these Pillars in the principles that follow each heading are as expected, with Section I principles describing what "States must... .. do and Section II principles describing what "Business enterprises should... .. do.

Thus, some of the most salient information might be missed if no detailed instructions for each heading are given.

Data from open questions requesting suggested content under each heading were collated and analysed for emerging themes/subthemes by two authors (PCG, AR) independently.

Under each heading are paragraphs that make up the section of the chapter.

The pose Individuals are placed so that each head is visible.

"Each head is put on by hand and smoothed to perfection.

Unsex them, leave them bald, unsightly, Cold and so uniform that from a distance each head is one and the same.

In New York, Kalustyan's, which gets black garlic from a local supplier, sells it for $34 a pound (each head is about $2); (800) 352-3451.