She has "come to hate stories" (how dowager this sounds), yet the context in which she imparts this information is page 2 of a story, this book called Aftermath, with its literary artifice and patterning and stories within stories – a trip to the dentist, baking a cake, a child dressed up as faun, a lodger howling in the garden at night.
The coffee's good, would you like one?" Ian imparted this information deadpan; the whole place was like a black-and-white newsreel movie from another time anyway, and had he not devoted his life to journalism, he would have made a magnificent actor.
This study describes current or proposed models for imparting this information in practice and explores associated challenges for policy.
Doctors may assume that patients have been informed of particular issues, but nurses have not had the opportunity to impart this important information.
North with attitude: Amis prepares to impart The Information to the students of Manchester.
Soon the client will impart the information that he is considering dumping the agency to take all advertising in-house.
Teachers are not role models, unless your sole ambition in life is to be one yourself; they are there to impart information, to maintain enough tranquillity that this information might be imparted, and to help one gain qualifications.
Providing this information will impart urgently needed epidemiological information regarding the associations between the built environment and health outcomes.
