"Maybe not as fancy as that," Trump said, with the lopsided smile that tabloid photo editors sought, in the nineteen-nineties, to illustrate stories about how he was caught between Ivana and Marla (captioned, perhaps, with a quote from "John Miller," one of his fake-spokesman alter egos).
The violence illustrates concerns about how Sudan's northern and southern armies will separate their military hardware before July 9, when southern Sudan is expected to declare its independence.
The outer circle is the curb-to-curb turning circle, the inner circle is the width of the car and there to illustrate my point about how the rear of the car.
It also becomes a kind of visual motif: Spurlock will illustrate a point about how we perceive media or new brands -- and with each new example, he'll incorporate the logos or merchandise (with brand-name visible) of the various companies he's signed for this movie into his illustration.
If you have to see the person on a regular basis, plan out great stories to tell about yourself to illustrate how well you're doing, how great your life is.
They illustrate how Matisse and Picasso thought about each other and how that thinking changed their work.
Radick sees this as condescending, and presents a case study from the career of the zoologist Walter Weldon and his response to the rediscovery of Mendel in about 1900, to illustrate "just how much creative critical insight really good scientists take as a matter of course from the history of science".
Create a "How it Works" poster to illustrate how researchers go about observing brain activity with PET's.
They vividly illustrate how concern about illegal immigration is affecting domestic social welfare policy.
An example based on a clinical study of clevidipine for the treatment of peri-operative hypertension during hospitalizations for cardiac surgery is used to illustrate how inferences about cost-savings associated with good blood pressure (BP) control during the stay can be affected by the approach used to derive hospitalization costs.
