The virgin is, in essence, whole-in-herself.
But that is, in essence, the whole problem.
"In essence, the whole thing is a liberal parable of recent US history.
"The expertise of our volunteers is the essence and whole soul of the museum".
In essence, my whole emphasis has been on injury-prevention and energy efficiency through adjusting one's running technique.
7. Essence of whole question is that territory of Free City is part of Polish Customs Territory, both legally and in virtue of treaty obligations.
For the Toulouse sausage, Cranswick uses red wine, not essence, and whole cloves of garlic.Ten years ago, says Mr Hoggarth, there was no market for this sort of product.
I was put in mind of Henry James's ringing admonitions, in 1901, to Sarah Orne Jewett on the subject of "historical" fiction: You may multiply the little facts that can be got from pictures & documents, relics & prints, as much as you like — the real thing is almost impossible to do, & in its essence the whole effect is as nought..
I was put in mind of Henry James's ringing admonitions, in 1901, to Sarah Orne Jewett on the subject of "historical" fiction: You may multiply the little facts that can be got from pictures & documents, relics & prints, as much as you like — the real thing is almost impossible to do, & in its essence the whole effect is as nought...
In essence, a whole body of future work may include incorporating a lot of input parameters and subject the Cobb Douglas model to multiple levels of the same parameter, namely power cost.
So, in essence, this whole perspective of the future of video is online and it's a threat to television, really is built upon Google's desire to subsidize all that.
