His guestlist is to die for (literally), consisting entirely of damned sinners, including Caligula, Messalina and Ivan the Terrible's chief of police.
"We kind of put the hammer down and said 'Okay, this is it, this is definitely enough to totally blow away the world and deliver our consumer, V1 product.' We're looking back even now on the dev kit and going 'oh gosh, this new one is so much better.' It is literally an entirely different experience.'".
Water pollution, a leading cause of which is, quite literally, all of the concrete in urban America which prevents natural water recharge of aquifers and generates polluted runoff, will not be entirely tamed without the greener, softer path Gleick discusses.
Eliot thought that a classic, in the strictest sense, was a work that apotheosized a great civilization at its zenith; so exacting (or, if you like, priggish) are his standards that literally the only writer to entirely fulfill them is Virgil.
Much as I admire Jane Austen's work, I propose Mr Moffat's statement be taken entirely literally.
"Often customization for them means tailoring where they might edit and replace different terminology rather than design a different learning experience or literally create an entirely new case study," he said.
At the same time, the passage should be translated into grammatical and comprehensible English, so that odd idioms or convoluted constructions of the original text should be rendered in their closest English equivalents and not translated entirely literally.
Literally, I forgot entirely that they existed, which is one of the perils of a big chain … the left hand sometimes doesn't know what the right hand is doing," Daunt told the Guardian.
Whether the charge under § 44.09(b) comprehends failure to comply with all of the conditions of Article 4 or only some of them, and if the latter which ones, depends on whether the omnibus clause is to be literally applied, disregarded entirely, 46 or possibly construed in some modified way involving neither of these extremes.
