Eve Gentry conducted a modern-dance session in which she had her pupils "pushing, pushing-like displacing space".
But we know from other projects that Mr. Koolhaas likes to "displace the positions," as he puts it.
Joffrey A pusillanimous hate-figure extraordinaire, on to whom the GoT fanbase likes to displace its quiet rage and existential despair at the end of a long Monday.
Shadowy fragments float like displaced apparitions, conflating the interior and exterior environments and blurring the boundary between the two realms.
It juts perkily into the void, and three little wind turbines, like displaced propellers, whirr on the top of a triangular rig.
Marv Krasnansky, 69, of Sonoma, Calif., who retired in 1995 as vice president for corporate relations for the drug wholesaler McKesson Corporation, recalled retired employees visiting, ambling around the office like displaced ghosts.
RecQ helicases in both yeast and humans have been shown to negatively regulate CO recombinants by modulating various steps of HR like displacing RAD51 from ssDNA in an ATP-dependent manner, displacing D-loops before SCE and even dissolution of the dHJ [64 66].
They'd been moved to the next table over, like displaced persons in a corporate refugee camp.
If you can make a difference for people in immediate harm's way, like displaced Syrian refugees, you will have shown them immense humanity, love, and care.
Furthermore clinical features like displaced teeth, thin and brittle hair, short and wide fingernails as well as accumulation of fat in the neck and moderate lipodystrophy of the limbs are typical.
