They're really great counterparts for each other, and I really cared about what happened to each of them.
His sensitivity to criticism stood in stark contrast to the single-minded imperturbability with which his greater counterpart, Abraham Lincoln, pursued his own war aims.
The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, PEPFAR, and other donors have already begun to consolidate and focus their funding on certain priorities and are demanding greater counterpart participation.
"This is great," the counterpart thinks.
That was the case with their great literary counterpart, Goethe's Gretchen.
In content and in organization it bears little resemblance to its great English counterpart, Sir William Blackstone's Commentaries on the Laws of England, 4 vol. (1765 69).
She missed her native tongue's licentiousness:...the clitoris in my throat vibrating, sensitive, pulsating, exploding in the orgasm of Romanian.Like her great émigré counterparts, the Russian Joseph Brodsky and the Pole Czeslaw Milosz, she eventually began to write in English, adding poignant notes of exile to her themes of honesty, humour and eroticism.
But Mr. Hammond's salary is considerably greater than his counterpart at the 526-acre Prospect Park in Brooklyn and about $45,000 more than the city's parks commissioner, Adrian Benepe, who oversees about 1,700 parks, playgrounds and other recreation facilities.
Although many Drosophila Hippo pathway components have mammalian orthologs, and although many of these have been demonstrated to have similar functions to their fly counterparts, great care must be exercised when investigating Hippo signaling in mammalian systems as it most likely will prove to be more complex and nuanced.
The trail will also be incorporated into the Great Eastern Trail — a counterpart of the more easterly Appalachian Trail — that is being assembled from existing and new trails and is eventually to reach 2,000 miles, from Sylacauga, Ala., to the Finger Lakes region of New York.
