In an extraordinarily straight-forward but emotional blogpost in January last year, he said: "I'm facing a very uncertain, and probably very limited, future.
There's merely Shumpert's open-court speed against that of his outmatched opponent (who often trails behind him to begin with, after a steal or deflection), and an extraordinarily simple straight-line sprint.
The study that Mr. Sugrue is in, at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell, combines old technologies in a new way to open the barrier and deliver extraordinarily high doses of Avastin straight to these deadly tumors — without soaking the rest of the brain in the drug and exposing it to side effects.
Anderson may not know, any more than the psychiatrist who treated Madame M, but her works go straight to this extraordinarily human capacity, isolating the moment when new perceptions meet old memories to produce a sudden understanding of what we see in our world.
We hit it off straight away – we're both extraordinarily talkative.
We, his parents and grandparents, were extraordinarily proud that he had not run straight out of the room like I imagined I would have done in his place.
If her life seemed extraordinarily narrow, it nonetheless encompassed multitudes — gay and straight, uptown and downtown, high art and trash.
Along the way Sunderland, somewhat extraordinarily in the context of their recent struggles, recorded a fifth straight north-east derby victory against the Tynesiders.
The wight pops out, looking extraordinarily disgusting balding head, prominent choppers, etc.—and, shrieking like a banshee it races straight at Cersei.
At Robert Young there is a straight-edged Directoire semainier (dresser) from about 1810, whose gray surface has mellowed to an extraordinarily beautiful patina.
But a vehicle for immediately replicating data in every published paper is extraordinarily impractical, potentially very expensive and not at all necessary in areas of research in which answers are far-more straight forward.
