"When I was a boy, parents would customarily tell their children about seat - if they did it at all - by alluding to the bees and flowers," the doctor told us.
To most interlocutors, scientific and otherwise (if numerous anecdotes are to be believed), he would customarily reply either "Yes," "No" or "I don't know". Nevertheless, Graham Farmelo has managed to haul Dirac onstage in an affectionate and meticulously researched book that illuminates both his era and his science.
I also forgot that MEPs customarily have their parties written next to their names, so I would have been able to work it out once I got there.
A small example: I am 30 minutes late after a train debacle, something that, with an actor of Weaver's standing, would customarily cause upset on a par with the sky falling in, but is instead met with concern.
"The defense got far more than they would customarily get in this type of thing," Professor Bacigal said.
Indeed, I would venture to extend that to include the vast majority of those whose life styles are in general similar to mine; namely, to all who regularly socialize with family, friends and neighbors, at cocktail or dinner parties, in private homes, restaurants, clubs or any other place where alcoholic beverages are customarily served.
Even the young lovers, who would customarily serve as symbols of hope by living to see another day, are incinerated in a truck fire.
A cavity in its belly, which has lost the mirror that would customarily seal it, presumably was filled with medicines, and so was its head.
Mr. Alfonso would customarily spend $800 on ice and diesel, but he had spent only half that, because he was unsure what the return on his investment would be.
Representative Marsha Blackburn, Republican of Tennessee, will manage the debate on the bill when it reaches the House floor, a role that would customarily go to the sponsor, Representative Trent Franks of Arizona.
