During busy days — especially once firmly planted "the zone" — it's easy for a few hours to fly by without leaving a sedentary position.
Elders tend to set firmly, especially if you add a little lemon juice to the fruit and sugar.
But he also spoke firmly, especially about Mr. Hussein, and, in a sense, was picking up where his father left off.
Joseph Colicchio's novel 'High Gate Health and Beauty," is a murder mystery: a strangler kills a dog, and then a man, in a gritty precinct of Jersey City called High Gate, a white working-class neighborhood where ones of race and especially class are firmly enforced.
In a movie genre where the Kleenex are typically more plentiful than the belly laughs, "50/50" is anything but expected or melodramatic -- yet it poses the question of whether it's okay to find humor in life's tragedies, especially those we firmly understand are no laughing matter.
But I would argue that a culture of secrecy is bound to end up harming the institution itself, especially when it's firmly under the control of one leader, as Amazon is under Jeff Bezos.
In the early 1970s the other major houses, thrown for a loop by Ms. Ingpen's far-reaching contracts, scrambled to catch up, and by the end of the decade the five-year system had been firmly established, especially for the most desirable singers, conductors and directors.
It amounts to arguably the most impressive rookie campaign in the league's 20-year history, yet there was no real hint this kind of output was in the offing, especially as Larin was firmly buried on the Orlando depth chart when the season started.
Politics required it; France is not willing to follow Germany, especially with Chancellor Merkel so firmly wedded to austerity.
The existence of divalent einsteinium is firmly established, especially in solid phase; such +2 state is not observed in many other actinides, including protactinium, uranium, neptunium, plutonium, curium and berkelium.
