Margaret Atwood captured the relationship between size and sexual politics in her 1969 novel "The Edible Woman," in which the narrator, recently engaged, gradually loses her desire to eat and fears that she is being consumed; the beginning of the cocktail party to celebrate her engagement is described as "zero hour".
Frances Tomelty was duly engaged and gradually we began to assemble a cast.
Gonzalez had to initially deal with normal problems such as a fear of reinjury and a reluctance to engage in tackles, but gradually the club reintroduced him into his normal regimen until he felt comfortable.
As Elisabet gradually engages with domestic life, Alma confides in the still silent star and a sort of personality meld results, turning the oddly close relationship into an overheated bond and a furious rivalry one that Bergman captures in a radical sequence in which the two women fuse.
The interim president, Dioncounda Traoré, part of a government appointed with the junta's approval, asked the grouping of West African states, Ecowas, in a letter last week for "five battalions, on the front line, to be gradually engaged in the control of the reconquered cities".
Our novel mechanism gradually engages the safety maneuver since most critical situations resolve quickly.
We scrutinise the concrete practices of participants' engagement in participatory design through an empirical case in which nurses from different hospital wards began as reluctant users, but gradually engaged in processes approaching genuine participation.
Apart from working with some traditional aid donors like those in the OECD countries, it has also gradually engaged with some new international aid agencies and emerging economies to coordinate an increasing flow of foreign aid from these economies.
But if a mom has been gradually engaging her children in conversations about genitals, cleanliness, and [the importance of protection], you can build on preliminary conversations.
The participants described a process of gradually engaging with the team, weighing various costs and benefits of receiving continued care and treatment under the CTO.
