Seals were also used to affirm assent; for example, by a jury.
Take a recent slideshow round-up of "Girls" locations on Crushable.com, for example, by a Brooklyn blogger named Jamie Peck.
Several variants of the village's name had been registered by outsiders already: www.haslingfield.co.uk, for example, by a company called Webhound.
He is tortured, for example, by a university gym that plays Muzak; the attendant tells him it is to avoid "imposing a choice" on anyone.
That trust can be abused, for example by a person or family hiding an illness or secretly allowing an infected visitor into the community.
Argentinian-born Lucio Fontana's work exemplifies the modern artist's quest for form, expressed, for example, by a blank canvas slashed open by a knife.
The bottom of some letters were connected to the top of others (en, for example) by a hairpin turn shape rather than at a sharp angle.
This is the sort of itinerary change required, for example, by a business traveler who misses an afternoon flight because a meeting ran long and wants to book a later one.
A typical example, by a retired US army intelligence officer, Ralph Peters, heaped praise on a "flawless" Colin Powell for doing "a superb job" in revealing "hard evidence" which justified war on Iraq.
I was deeply moved, for example, by a recent show of the collection of the artist Julie Ault, acquired not with cash but through gifts from and friendly exchanges with other artists.
"There was simply no leading by example by a person who probably, of all the presidents in our time, could have pulled off significant reforms and significant change had he decided to," said Scott Harshbarger of Common Cause.
