The Royal, even in decline, was the company I could watch most months of the year, with a varied repertory that I knew intimately; New York City Ballet was the only company that had a still more varied and rich repertory, simply by virtue of the unparalleled diversity of Balanchine's genius.
The development of scientific transformism can be seen to be intimately tied to new theories of generation.
The key findings of the present study were the identification of NECs as spatially associated with the injury site, intimately related to new vessels in the organization process, with NEC numbers peaking following the height of microglial recruitment.
Marcia V. Lyles, New York City's new deputy chancellor for teaching and learning, knows intimately just how students can get lost in the shuffle.
Both Mary and my father knew the author intimately; his grandson, the new editor, did not.
Unquestionably, an epochal shift in communications technology has multiplied the effects of the bullying, allowing young people to torment each other in new and intimately relentless ways.
I'm amazed when I run into people who don't understand the pleasure in this, for it is the pleasure of creation itself, of understanding something intimately and making it new.
The old West Side factory will be deserted for a purpose-built tower in Hudson Yards in Midtown and, yes, Krakoff has been intimately involved in the new building's design.
"We all have to expect the FDA to be intimately involved with these new tests".
Ultimately, notes political economy professor Jason Scott Smith, the New Deal intimately touched the lives of more than 50 million people out of a total U.S. population, in 1933, of 125 million.
Some had only met her by reputation, others new her intimately and held her hands through the worst that cancer had to offer.
