Is appropriation of art of the past a way to connect to that past, or to gain distance from it?
It was a much-needed day in the sun for Vinson & Elkins, which has lately been struggling to gain distance from the dark cloud of Enron's troubles.
Mr. Adler of Aerobie put two curved fins on this foam football to make it spin and gain distance easily, without making it hard to catch.
Wendi, 38 years younger than 81-year-old Rupert, is in the same position as his children, having to somehow gain distance from a loaded name and dubious inheritance, and figure out how to remake themselves for the long term.
As they gain distance from the event, some people who see meaning in it may unintentionally embellish the experience, amplifying its religious or transformational qualities: What did not kill them made them stronger, closer to their children, to themselves, to their church.
Injuries, failed attempts to change his swing to gain distance off the tee and a wearying, worldwide schedule all combined to bring Baker-Finch's career to a halt starting in 1994, when he missed 15 cuts in 21 tournaments and had just one top 10 finish — the Masters.
We discuss approaches for the design of RNA-protein complexes for NMR structural studies, established and emerging isotope and segmental labeling schemes suitable for large RNPs and how to gain distance restraints from NOEs, PREs and EPR and orientational information from RDCs and SAXS/SANS in such systems.
Some of the GOP's rising stars fell all over themselves to gain distance from Romney's "gifts".
Where the scapulae and coracoids articulate, the coracoids are thickest, and they become gradually thinner as they gain distance from the scapulae.
