He tends to go for boilerplate sections (the prologue, the ritual, the celebration) and a circumscribed musical palette (thorny classical giving way to African pop, for example), as in "Thanks Forty," which has a bounding male section, a spiritual moment for the women and concludes with a dance party that works overtime to show how much fun the dancers are having.
For example, as in Central Asia and Pakistan, Uighur regularly visit the tombs of Islamic saints.
Gold, for example — as in the five golden rings — has fallen in price.
It's a tough call, but in this example, as in the others, this unschooled ear sides with Devlin.
Male pattern hair loss does occur in women with a serious excess of androgens, for example, as in polycystic ovary syndrome.
For example, as in Yubari, overstretched social services might have to get close to collapse before action is taken.The conservative camp, which includes many elderly people, argues that the country should simply learn to live with less.
For example, as in the myth described by Irenaeus, Barbelo emerges as the first thought of the transcendent god, and she is soon accompanied by Foreknowledge, Incorruptibility, Eternal Life, and others.
For example, as in many cases, I once placed a defendant who was charged with possession of cocaine and faced a sentence of 25 years to life in a rehabilitation program because it was his first and only offense and the prosecutor consented.
The excitement of the colorful pages and the disjointed action of the narrative may not appeal to tradition-minded families, but for others, this book is certain to feel inventive and contemporary, an example, as in the animal kingdom, of the beauty that can be seen in adaptation to a changing environment.
(To pronounce a retroflex consonant, the tongue is retracted toward the hard palate for example, as in the retracted pronunciation of sh in English shrimp or of the t in true, in the speech of many people.) Most Mesoamerican languages are morphologically complex, which means that verbs and often also nouns take a number of prefixes and suffixes.
For example, as in [8]: (I) Assume (N=1).
