This was followed – helpfully, we were a long time at table – by four-minute videos of each author discussing their work.
Nowadays, grammar might be more helpfully defined as the set of rules followed by speakers of a language: for example, why in English we say "I went out" and not "I out went".
Instead she cashed the diamond ace, and if she had followed with a low diamond the king would have appeared helpfully.
Alas, there he was clasping dead schoolboy Danny Larimer's mobile phone in the garden shed as Detective Inspector Alec Hardy, played by a wild-eyed David Tennant, followed the GPS tracker of Danny's mobile phone which had been suddenly switched back on again because, as Joe helpfully explained, "I was sick of hiding".
One problem with dwelling in such an aerie, as the poet Kay Ryan explained in a poem helpfully titled "Great Thoughts," is as follows: Great thoughts do not nourish small thoughts as parents do children.
For contexts in which the theory of direct reference is taken for granted, rigidity and its consequences at least for names might be helpfully explained in terms of how they follow from direct reference: direct reference can take center stage.
Track posts using the conference tag #cop18 or follow some of the Twitter accounts helpfully rounded up by the organization Responding to Climate Change.
I feel that the sentence "The network of comments that students made about liking most their mentor shows strong connections …" is a little difficult to follow and suggest that it might be helpfully re-worded to improve the clarity of the message.
If you do choose to cycle in Amsterdam, the tourism board's website helpfully explains where you can rent bikes and how to follow Amsterdam's traffic rules. .
A friendly young couple on their way down helpfully advised a first timer: "When you get to the top, follow the path to the right and use the branches to climb up the rocks.
