The next song, "Never Said," contains one of Phair's most enduring tricks, stirring in youthful, almost adolescent concerns to a very adult admixture, worked out over another set of enticing chord changes.
Colaprete's dogged optimism is grounded in enticing spectroscopic changes detected around the impact site.
This progressive policy change is enticing for brands who are ostensibly joining the fights for LGBTQ rights.
Angela Hartnett and Neil Borthwick's Merchant's Tavern was one of my favourite openings from last year: understated, unshowy, with an evolved and alluring menu that changes with enticing regularity.
They're hoping to entice customers to change based on new features like Internet access or the ability to use their phones when they are traveling abroad.
Ideally, Ms. Johnson said, companies would more frequently use rewards to entice shoppers to change their typical behavior -- say, to sign up for certain e-mail promotions, or try out new products.
This type of tailored IP screening, with individualized, custom messaging, helps to address specific needs and can entice greater behavioral change than population-based, generic handouts (Nansel et al., 2002).
The "titillating details" of the "sordid affairs" of the Anna Nicole saga "enticed" Bahamians and changed the face of the island's politics, two confidential memos sent by the embassy in Nassau reveal.
The changes enticed insurers back into the managed care market: While nearly a third of Medicare enrollees had no access to managed care in 2000, nearly all did by 2006.
Changed the way casinos do business by enticing conventioneers to Sin City midweek, taking emphasis off gambling.
