Leonard's evocations of the jazz life merited that often over-used term "iconic".
Not every life merits it, or deserves that kind of exposure; most of us are very flawed.
The end of her life merited a 19-word sentence in a newspaper article about the first 10 killings on Jan . 1 , 1987
But Mr. Mbeki, left, said in an interview with the South African Broadcasting Corporation that Mr. Botha's life merited a more balanced appraisal because it was during his tenure that the government opened the first secret contacts with leaders of the anti-apartheid movement.
Our findings suggest that purpose in life merits detailed investigation in future studies, especially those focusing on mental and social functioning, quality of life, and psychological interventions in RA patients.
(3) Sildenafil and other selective PDE5 inhibitors with improved selectivity and longer half-life merit further evaluation.
According to Mr. Kaplan, Gates was a perpetual underdog who believed that men should advance in life through merit, not wealth.
During dinner, Nancy Reagan turned to him and asked what he'd done with his life to merit an invitation.
If you belonged to neither category, you studied hard, took your exams, and made a success of your life on merit -- and you steered clear of politics as an activity for those "other people".
LS had highly significant effects at 53.95 Mb and 58.7 Mb for productive life, net merit, service-sire calving ease and daughter calving ease, and at 58.7 Mb for daughter pregnancy rate.
'What's new?' they ask in greeting, showing that it is the new in your life that merits their attention.
