In recent weeks there have been reports of beheadings, frequent drive-by shootings and revenge killings.
But his frequent drives resulted in 11 trips to the free-throw line, where he made 8 shots.
Despite the glitches I've endured, the dynamics of my Focus ZX3 still enchant me -- I actually enjoy the frequent drives back and forth to the dealer -- and the new ST sedan is captivating.
Of course, there is work, like the river of paper from Washington that keeps the fax machines humming and the FedEx trucks coming, and the frequent drives to the main ranch house, three minutes away, to deliver documents for Mr. Bush to sign.
First, the hit rate for applying DAF we used during intracellular recordings (i.e., ∼50%) has been shown here and by others to be sufficiently frequent to drive adaptive changes in pitch (Andalman and Fee, 2009; Charlesworth et al., 2012; Ali et al., 2013).
Because of them you can, for example, sign up for a rental car company's frequent driver program and drive off without standing in line to fill out a contract each time.
El Hadji Diouf, the blond forward whose spellbinding dribbling and frequent penetrating drives had given Sweden fits a few days earlier, could not seem to control the ball.
The study showed frequent users drove almost 5kph faster, switched lanes twice as often, spent more time in the far-left lane, and were more likely to slam on the brakes.
Many migratory birds return to the same spot each year to raise their young, but birdwatchers fear that frequent gunfire would drive them away.
Each time, he has traded up a bit, to the point where today he makes $9.60 an hour, with paid vacations and frequent overtime, to drive an 18-wheel Restonic mattress truck all over the state.
The Interpersonal Model of Health Anxiety (IMHA) proposes health anxiety is maintained through activated anxious attachment insecurities, which drive frequent, but ineffective, health-related reassurance-seeking from others.
