Midshipmen must enroll in Naval Science Laboratory NAVYY 100), where they are exposed to formal drill, military science presentations, guest lecturers, and practical sessions in Naval Science course work.
Questions remained about the university's compliance on aspects of state fire safety laws, which require formal fire drills in dormitories twice a year.
E. J. Miranda, a spokesman for the state's Department of Community Affairs, which oversees administration of the New Jersey Fire Code, expressed doubt that evacuations caused by false alarms were the legal equivalent of formal fire drills.
While classic in design, the whodunit formula is embellished by the vivid colonial setting -- a world of formal military drills on the parade grounds, languorous parties on the veranda and unseen social and political forces at play behind the scenes -- and enriched by characters too complicated to read at a glance.
Custom sewing is a good way to work at home: weddings, formals, even drill teams and choral groups need custom sewn outfits.
The school day in St.-Étienne-sur-Usson is full of drills, formal exercises and dictation, that staple of French education in which a teacher recites a passage from literature and the students dutifully copy it down.
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The future cardinal, a shrewd judge of character, predicted that the bright and winsome page would prove to be a "marvellous man". His interest sent the boy to the University of Oxford, where More seems to have spent two years, mastering Latin and undergoing a thorough drilling in formal logic.
Close-order drill comprises the formal movements and formations used in marching, parades, and ceremonies.
