When I tuck my children into bed I often look for new ways of thanking them for sharing their precious lives with me, for being the exceptional people that they are and for letting me love them; for putting up with my moods and moments of stress, and teaching me in all the incredible ways they do.
Thus, many medical school programs for prospective students often look into these personal qualities as part of their admissions process [ 23- 25].
The I.R.S. often looks into money laundering in the hopes of finding other wrongdoing.
O'Brien, who has the voice, high cheekbones, and slightly exaggerated gestures of a stage actress, often looks into the distance as she talks, as if she were seeing a vision.
The very funny fantasy film, Miracle in Milan (1951), gives us Totò (Francesco Golisano) and Edvigie (the adorable Brunella Bovo), two improbably sweet holy fools; De Sica's films often looked into the depths that abide in simplicity.
The senior investigator, Kurt Andrews, responding to a letter from Ms. Cupo-Cruz, reviewed disciplinary practices among the elite Special Investigations Division -- the department's internal affairs unit, which often looks into claims of racial discrimination.
On the contrary, the keas appeared to be the more thorough explorers, as they often looked into both tubes from both sides.
Musicians often look to pump their cash into something that will make them even wealthier.
When the war ended, local businessmen had a whip-round to pay for rebuilding a destroyed airport terminal and the bombed-out shops on Tripoli Street in the city centre.Foreign firms seeking a way into Libya often look to Misrata first.
The answer Atkinson came up with is "Do Not Resist," a documentary film that traces the transformation of police departments across the United States into forces that often look like our Army and Marines and all too often act like them.
By Dexter Filkins May 13 , 2016Craig Atkinson's documentary film "Do Not Resist" traces the transformation of police departments across the United States into forces that often look like our Army and Marines — and all too often act like them.
