The little pooch would stand in front of the dancers and milk the applause, and would exit slowly with a mock-modest backwards glance, as if reluctant to abandon his adoring public.
Though neither trend is sharp enough to signal deflationary worries, they still argue for exiting slowly, if at all.The strongest argument in favour of tapering the bond-buying soon is that its economic benefits are diminishing, and the potential distortions from having the Fed own boatloads of bonds are rising.
Type I persisters (non-growing persisters formed in response to external triggers such as starvation) exit slowly from the stationary phase and do not grow in numbers from log phase to stationary phase.
It's a good idea to ask your doctor if they believe in God, and what sort of God insists you exit life slowly through the torture chamber.
Unlike previous shows in the series "Self Unfinished" was presented after museum hours; actually, it began just as MoMA closed at 5 30, so that the din of the exiting throngs slowly ebbed while Mr. Le Roy sank into his work.
If you exit too slowly because your kart loses a lot of traction, you might want to experiment more with your braking points.
The stage images are composed with spartan restraint, occasionally set off by a jolt of the surreal, as when the hulking Grand Inquisitor in a Paris production of Verdi's "Don Carlos," blind and on crutches, slowly exited the king's chamber, trailing ghostly footprints of fire.
A female passenger slowly exited the SUV and walked backward toward police.
She and her daughter exited the car, slowly, happily and together.
You've happily exited your teens, slowly freeing yourself of the weighty angst you carried throughout high school.
