The last item is the indispensable Pocket Truck Stop Guide – ours is so used the edges are tattered and held together with tape.
As one of Edward Weston's colleagues put it to Charis, "Can't you stop being so indispensable?" In our day, no wife-of-artist has suffered more for her devotional sins than Yoko Ono, whose husband offered another definition of musedom: "me in drag".
An emergency stop button is an indispensable part of the system, which is used to avoid a collision between the endoscope and tissue. .
An emergency stop button is an indispensable part of the system, which is used to avoid a collision between the endoscope and tissue.
Just as Dayton demonstrated America's indispensable role, it is time to stop leading from behind in Syria.
Fingerprinting did not become indispensable, however, until 1869, when Britain stopped exiling criminals to Australia, and Parliament passed the Habitual Criminals Act.
Yet when he yielded the presidency to Eisenhower, Truman lamented his failure but was prophetic when he said: "[It] has only delayed and cannot stop the adoption of an indispensable health insurance plan".
And he never stopped trying to make himself indispensable at the company.
The first was that the United States had become the indispensable nation, at least when it came to stopping a humanitarian disaster of the kind that occurred in Bosnia.
Because the U.S. was the world's rescuer, and because Europe's World War I and II leaders were consumed by a suicidal pathology, they could do nothing to stop the U.S. from becoming the world's indispensable nation.
