When Sadio Mané then shot straight at Ryan having been played clean through by the impressive Solanke it could have been a cue for apprehension among the home fans.
The cause for apprehension was in the program Mr. Quasthoff presented with the pianist Justus Zeyen, a sequence of songs by Schubert, Brahms and the Swiss composer Frank Martin.
That is also a cause for government apprehension: the officer corps has changed in character and the proportion who are religious has increased to about one-fifth.
Local residents founded the Whitechapel Vigilance Committee under the chairmanship of George Lusk and offered a reward for the apprehension of the killer something the Metropolitan Police (under instruction from the Home Office) refused to do because it could lead to false or misleading information.
And yet at Mapfre Stadium there were fleeting signs for apprehension as far the visitors were concerned.
(2) If the content contributes to a perception or a thought of something red, the content concerns something external to the mind — it serves for the apprehension of the coordinated outer objects and can therefore be called turned outwards (extraversion, [Auswärtswendung]).
He was listed in the bureau's "Program for Apprehension and Detention of Persons Considered Potentially Dangerous to the National Defense and Public Safety of the United States".
Hester found it hard to sleep for apprehension as other Britons went about winning the first 19 golds.
The 12-degree optical trocar was installed beneath the umbilicus with the 12-mm operator's trocar in the epigastric region and two 5-mm trocars in the right hypochondrium and right subcostal region for apprehension.
The clinical examination will include tests for impingement [ 10], pain or weakness on isometric tests of abduction and external rotation [ 11, 12], tests for apprehension and relocation [ 13], scapular dyskinesis [ 14], and arthritis of the acromioclavicular joint [ 15].
