"If your apprehension about going on a cruise is being stuck with thousands of others, then bigger is not better," my trusted friend advised.
If the apprehensions continue at the same pace, the number of Central American children entering the U.S. illegally will be cut in half, while the number apprehended in Mexico is expected to double.
But if the current apprehension toward the AT&T deal reflects how the Justice Department will approach antitrust issues broadly, she said that could be a welcome development.
Free me from my trembling and apprehension, if you can, and I will need only beer and wine to write with, not schnapps.
And by infiltrating hip-hop music and urban fashion, the sport has found new popularity among a black demographic that traditionally regarded skating with apprehension, if not scorn.
He said he would like to think he would feel the same apprehension if the roles were reversed and it was Democrats who were in danger of being pushed out.
During the first of his three years in prison, Perry had observed Willie-Jay from a distance, with interest but with apprehension; if one wished to be thought a tough specimen, intimacy with Willie-Jay seemed unwise.
If confirmed, the apprehension would represent the most significant capture of a Qaeda commander since the United States began its military campaign in Afghanistan, which was aimed at destroying the terrorist network and the Taliban government that gave it sanctuary.
If you sense apprehension in my tone, that may be because, in this midwinter season of broody short days, with the endless war in Iraq and the devastation wrought by the tsunami, having an easy faith in tomorrow strikes me as particularly myopic.
