"Rounds were the form favored by Purcell and other English composers of the good old rowdy, raunchy days of England - the Shakespearean and Restoration periods - in which when the singers sing the lines separately, they sound innocent, but when they sing together, new meanings are revealed". During a rest in one singer's line, a word of another singer floats in.
What began as shocking revelations of abuse, lunacy or coldheartedness by children of public personalities has become a form favored by the literary offspring of more private parents.
Sburătorul, a modernist literary magazine of the interwar period, edited by Eugen Lovinescu, owed its name to Zburătorul, making use of an antiquated variant of the name (a form favored by Heliade).
Holding constant the total amount of food consumed, eating more vegetables in the forms currently favored by Americans would add calories and sodium.
At the same time, the crystallization of γ form is favored by the presence of the LCB structure of iPP.
The bills, in part, seek to correct perceived injustices of past tough-on-crime laws under which those convicted of possessing crack cocaine, whose use was more common among African Americans, were subject to sentences far longer than those for possession of the drug's powder form, favored more by whites.
But he added that Sufi Islam, a mystical form of the religion popular among Libyans, has been resistant to the most extreme forms of Salafism favored by Al Qaeda.
Nearly all the submarine cables use direct current, a form of transmission favored by Thomas Edison but mostly rejected in the late 1800s in favor of alternating current, the kind of electricity now used to run most appliances.
Is France Willing to Work? Arson is a form of commentary favored by the French left, so at least 1,000 vehicles were torched by disappointed supporters of the Socialist presidential candidate Ségolène Royal after she was defeated53percentto47percentcent by Nicolas Sarkozy.
