Lieut-General Kamal Matinuddin, an authority on defence affairs, wrote this week:Freedom movements generally go through three different phases: the organisational phase, guerrilla operations and the open-warfare phase.
A text generally goes through some editing, but The Gruffalo went into print exactly as Julia had written it.
Applying for manufacturing approval can be expensive, and companies generally go through it only if they can be assured of a high price and exclusive rights.
Now, anyone wishing to adopt abroad has to be assessed by a social worker at home first and generally go through the same process as those wishing to adopt domestically.
First, ape Lady Gaga and make a poker face instead of what she calls a "makeup face" — unless you generally go through life with wide eyes and an open mouth.
Mr. Aldham is the Executive Assistant to the Clerk of this appellate division, and acts as a guide to the writer as they tour the court and attend oral arguments and generally go through a day's operation there.
Republicans can generally go through an entire evening without criticizing one of their own because Republicans tend to believe in only a few big things, most of them concerning freedom and money, so there is less to fight about.
"It's extremely unusual, as companies generally go through very thorough audits before filing and so should have their policies and procedures fairly well ironed out," said Lise Buyer, principal at Class V Group, which advises startups on public offerings.
Both pieces came to me in a rougher state than usual; by the time David sent manuscripts to me, he had generally gone through several rounds of polishing already.
A plane put into storage generally goes through three stages: preparation, which includes covering the engines and taping all cracks (at a cost of about $12,000 for a narrow-body jet); monthly maintenance and engine checks ($1,000 or so a month); and restoration to service, essentially reversing everything done in the first stage (another $12,000).
