It also includes, briefly, the voice of a slightly older man, the man without whose tenacity and shrewdness the movement might never have come into being: Marion Grierson's big brother, John.
This section includes briefly a treatment similar to that of the previous section for the eigenvalue problem Γ ( r, α, β, 0, β ′ ) introduced in Section 1 above.
Many modern-dance choreographers as well as dancers have trained with her, including, briefly, Alvin Ailey.
When George Bush came to power, Cassidy, despite his Democratic roots, scrambled to hire Republicans, including, briefly, Jack Abramoff, then on the brink of disgrace.
In Poughkeepsie, Mrs. McKoy earned a good living as a case worker, including, briefly, at Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of New York.
Wheatley's film does nothing to resolve Shearsmith's identity confusion: its cast are comedians (including – briefly – Mighty Boosh star Julian Barratt, but it certainly isn't a comedy.
As hundreds of demonstrators and spectators watched -- including, briefly, both Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly -- the police arrested 87 people and led them to vans and buses.
The ascent of the 14km trail is more of a steep trek than a climb, but there are a couple of tricky bits – including briefly edging around a precipice with the help of a fixed rope.
Mr Corbat has had many roles in various divisions of the bank, including briefly leading Citi Holdings, the unit created to house all the operations Citi hopes to dump.
Dr. Goldenberg, a poor but smart student from the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn on scholarship at the university, worked various jobs for pocket money, including briefly as an assistant to a Ph.D. candidate irradiating cancer cells in mice in a university laboratory and studying the behavior of the cells after radiation.
The single-person show, which she worries people will either see as a "vanity project" or conclude she "couldn't get any other work", is a mixture of Atkins taking various Shakespearean parts, including, briefly, King Lear, and reading excerpts from Terry's Four Lectures on Shakespeare, which Terry wrote with Sir Henry Irving in the 1910s.
