His setting of Parker's "Red Dress," about a girl's yearning for a symbolic gown and the letdown of finally possessing it, focuses on the starry-eyed girl, not the grown-up cynic.
In the 4th minute, United launched a quick break of their own, finally possessing the ball in their own attacking third and generating scoring chances of their own.
The designed control system finally possesses a cascaded structure which consists of guidance loop, attitude control loop and velocity control loop.
They call on her to intercede with God for them, and finally possess her.
You in your own person have illustrated what can be done by the lover of nature who has trained himself to keen observation, who describes accurately what is thus observed, and who, finally, possesses the additional gift of writing with charm and interest".
Finally I possessed some cigars worthy of my fabulous kid.
Finally, we possess a letter dating to 1566 from one Amatus Lusitanus, a physician who wrote that he attended to a patient by the name of Judah "who was the grandson of the great Platonic philosopher, known as Judah or Leon Abrabanel, who gave to us the most beautiful dialogues on love".
They and the generations of thieves before them knew what the young Jacob knew: that with brains, ambition, a plan for maximizing results while minimizing personal risk and, finally, being possessed of that certain amphibian sensibility that relieves one of giving a damn about collateral damage, one can get what one wants.
Finally, yeasts possess highly active homologous recombination mechanisms.
Finally, platelets possess the capacity to undergo apoptotic cell death, and a loss of antiapoptotic factors (4), like that seen in the membrane proteome pool from platelets, could potentially precede neuronal loss during the course of AD.
Finally it possesses osteogenic, osteoconductive, and osteoinductive capacities through the bone growing cells, different proteins, and growth factors that it contains while providing a scaffold for the new bone to grow within, respectively [ 83].
