Sentence examples for into the responds from inspiring English sources
A 2009 guide to the buildings of the region described it as a "handsomely proportioned church" It particularly noted the nave, describing it as "broad, almost a square", with the chancel arch "dying into the responds".
In order to assess if the synergistic effect observed with a prostratin+HDACI cotreatment on viral p24 antigen production was due to an enhanced HIV-1 expression from those cells whose transcription was already reactivated by the drugs used alone or to the recruitment of unresponsive cells into the responding population, we used J-Lat T cells.
The aim of this study is to gain insight into the responding of healthcare professionals to parents with religious objections to the vaccination of their children.
The clinical impression is that the combination probably is a bit more active than TMZ on its own, and it may be that some of the patients who would otherwise have been classified as having stable disease would have moved into the responding group, suggesting a greater antitumour activity when the two agents are given together.
Update 2: An Apple spokesperson who checked into the issue responds: "I can tell you that iTunes has not been hacked.
"Bi Liu (Restaurant Manager) called 9-1-1 to report a man falling through their ceiling and into the restaurant," the responding officer noted in a police report.
Moving into the future, responding to climate change is a challenge in managing risks.
Most of the thousands of visitors who step cautiously into the warehouse respond in much the same way, Mr. Giordano said.
Farage and I didn't speak again, and after the event I stayed up late into the night responding to criticism from angry Ukippers.
The president's critics, pointing out that thousands of the flood victims will not have the chance to move into the palace, responded to his move with reactions varying from amusement to outrage.
Walsh leapt into the breach, responding to the protestations of those attendants by pointing to the bright pink silks he was wearing and insisting the advancing jockeys would be sure to see him.
