There are text-message alerts for pertinent breaking news or game wrap-ups.
I searched online for pertinent blogs and listservs, then I just started reaching out to parents.
Visitors to communists.org and communists.net will probably have to look elsewhere for pertinent information.
For instance, as I'm writing this story in Word, I'm switching back to my text editor to search for pertinent data.
Taylor has culled Victorian popular literature for pertinent epigraphs to his chapters, and he cleverly evokes the crush and clutter of 19th-century crowds.
Joe, it turned out, was preparing for my visit to the Mirbeau Inn and Spa in the Finger Lakes of New York and needed my time, he said, for pertinent questions.
IF the day comes when Microsoft follows Mr. McNamee's advice -- or simply runs out of legal maneuvering room -- the company will not have to look far for pertinent lessons from other corporate splits.
She even went undercover, using the name Bridget Cavendish, at the Picador publishing company in London for two weeks, calling editors to ask them to review books, skimming the newspapers for pertinent articles and getting coffee for the executives.
Make this a self-building conversation by mining the public input for pertinent new article ideas and writing about how the candidates fared if and when they deal with the questions.
The judges let the lawyers talk, interrupting only for pertinent questions, listening attentively to the answers, and (amazingly, to anyone who has ever attended a Supreme Court argument) interrupting one another not at all.
Like so much of women's culture, "The Girl's Guide" attempts to have it both ways: Jane pokes fun at a book titled "How to Meet and Marry Mr. Right" while guiltily perusing it for pertinent advice and despite the fact that Bank has written a glorified version of the matrimonial how-to manual.
