In telling her skyscraping tales, Matilda is paralleling the show in which she appears, pushing reality ever upward, into the stars.
Nancy K. Roderer, director of the Welch Medical Library and of the Johns Hopkins Division of Health Sciences Informatics, said that the library has been inching closer to that reality ever since and in the coming year will commence a series of initiatives to further decrease its physical presence and enhance its cyber one.
In reality, however, ever since entering teaching, one of my ambitions has been to experience international education.
Until it is resolved there is only one way that the UK, European, global economy can go - downwards with stagnation as the best outcome - but in reality an ever deepening depression.
But in reality, nothing, ever, is truly binding on any nominee or public official, including a statement made by that official the day before.
Our model accounts for the length dependence of maturation probabilities, so that, as in reality, harvesting ever smaller individuals implies that more juveniles are harvested.
In reality, an ever-increasing proportion of welfare payments are going to people in work – to subsidise, all too often, the minimum-wage work that jobcentre staff herd people into.
In reality an ever-calculating Beijing has welcomed the intellectual property and marketing expertise they bring.
He claimed he had, but in reality none was ever found.
It sounds like a dreamy but impractical idea, but he added this to ground it in reality: "Have you ever given a book to someone?
