Ashley Bouder and Benjamin Millepied darted with nervous energy through the first pas de deux, which also included phrases that showed off Ms. Bouder's spacious jump.
Paladino has blamed some of the latest controversy on press reports that included phrases that were in an earlier version of the speech that the Orthodox leaders had distributed to reporters but that he had struck out before delivering it.
Suggest headlines that include phrases like "As You've Never Seen Him Before," or "Opens Up... Finally!" This will help convince everyone that privacy came with the job description and is not, in fact, a deep-seated part of your personality.
While insisting that Hermione isn't white is incredibly dubious especially after casting Emma Watson for an eight-movie run and writing passages that include phrases like, "Hermione's white face"—the decision to recast Hermione as a black woman in the play, and defending her from racist attacks, is a step in the right direction.
Solutions that will include phrases like "angel investors," the ever popular, "increasing access to capital," and the latest phrase for wealthy investors looking to dominate government small business contracting programs, "investing in America".
But if the category NP, for instance, is to include noun phrases that haven't been uttered yet, the meaning of noun phrase can't be exhausted by what's in the corpus: the structuralists' positivistic strictures on theoretical kinds are misguided.
One should always be wary of the linguistic symptoms of anthropomorphic misconceptions, which usually include phrasing like "so that" (versus "because") or "in order to" (versus "happened to") when explaining adaptations (Kampourakis and Zogza 2009).
(At least two included phrases or sentences that closely tracked those in previous reports in The Washington Post).
When Sauer retired, in the spring of 1971, he advanced a critique of pro football that included phrases like "inhumanly brutal," "militaristic structure" and "chauvinistic authority".
Headlines that included phrases like "Ricki Lake, the Jumbo Teen Star of 'Hairspray'" and "Ricki Lake as a Chubby Charmer" appeared in the tabloids.
