At such semiannual, invitation-only Forum retreats, the likes of former Forbes 400 member Kenneth Behring give emotional testimonials on how their philanthropy has brought meaning to their lives, encouraging others to generously follow suit.
As he built up his oration, angle by angle, the crowd followed along, cheering so generously that it was somewhat disappointing when plain old music returned.
His wife, Amy, and his children--Sue, Kate, Jim, Peter, Paul, and Rob, followed suit and have given generously to the long term education and support of youth (The Miracle-Gro Kids College Education Programs at Project Reach Youth in Brooklyn and in Columbus, Ohio among others).
A surging first movement is followed by a restless scherzo, a generously lyrical slow movement and an impetuous finale that sounds fantastical on the surface but is run through with polyphonic passages.
Comparable situations include being frightened (when, say, someone has followed you down a dark block), or, perhaps more generously, falling in love: nothing matters except whatever is happening directly in front of you.
In the early days of Twitter, everyone was looking to fill up their feeds, and the follows flowed generously.
To assess CCR7 expression, a CCL19-Ig fusion protein (generously provided by Dr. U. von Andrian, Harvard University, Boston, MA) was used as previously described [14], followed by a FITC-labelled goat anti-hIgG secondary antibody.
The eastward enlargement of the EU in 2004 was followed by a large westward movement of people and, because of Blair's generously miscalculated open-door policy, some 2 million of them came to Britain.
Previous studies have shown that Ser followed by Cys are the residues with the highest propensity for location in generously allowed and disallowed regions.
We followed it with a crab omelet, one of the specialties of Wockpool's co-owner, Neil Perry; a light puffed pillow, generously filled with a mixture of crab meat, snow pea sprouts and bean sprouts.
