Take, for instance, something as simple as our first starter: fresh brussels sprouts.
I have all my life resented categories or labels of inadequate definitions, for instance, something is either good or bad.
"But I don't feel that, for instance, something like 'Paranoid Android' is something you want to have a fake-book chart and kind of just doodle on.
Most of her other statements would require some leap of faith by the sitter: my father worked at a chain factory, for instance, something which a confirmed believer might seize on.
Every single time there's a catastrophe — the tsunami in Japan, for instance — something that's emotionally big, collectively, the artists have always come through, certainly during my tenure, and shown how vital and alive the medium is.
So if you imagine the whole Greenland ice sheet melting, for instance, something quite bizarre will happen nearby: sea level will fall across an area stretching more than a thousand miles from the ice sheet.
For instance, something as basic as the definition of a professional investor is unclear.Mr Lamfalussy makes much of the damage that has been done by the delays in tackling what he calls "priority" measures.
A true measure of their power can be gauged by Swansea University calculations that one top-class heavyweight's punch applied the equivalent force as, for instance, something like a 3.5 tonne truck.
For instance, something called orthostatic intolerance (it causes near fainting or fainting when attempting to stand following a space flight) affects only one in five men, but nearly all women.
It seems that the Davis years have been full of projects spoken of and never fulfilled: like, for instance, something new with Gil Evans and George Russell, arguably the two greatest modern jazz composer/arrangers, together.
Except for certain things: for instance, something that is near and dear to D4D — the newfound role of PACs and Super PACs in Presidential campaigns, which the "Pocket Guide" explains quite successfully.
