7 Dennis Rommedahl He may be comfortably into his 30s but the winger showed he still has the pace to trouble most defenders.
If your torso is of a certain height and your shoulders a certain distance from the handlebars, you may be comfortably tucked inside a pocket of relatively still air.
Male students may be comfortably outnumbered by females (the Daily Mail reporting 95,000 more women than men applied for university last year), but their teachers certainly don't reflect this.
The backslapping folksiness of Mr. Bush may be comfortably informal and reassuring to many Americans, but it strikes most Europeans as, at best, inappropriate and, at worst, as disdainful.
These files may be comfortably evaluated and analysed with the open-source library BioJava [31] and graphically displayed with the chemical open-source visualizer Jmol [32] (see Figure 7).
Because QL to QU covered 95% of the approved CNS drugs, 10% property violations may be comfortably accepted.
But as cataclysms, shocks and surprises accumulate, wars may often be most comfortably understood as continuations of other wars.
While jobless workers today may not be living comfortably, they are at least able to get by, meaning that they have less need to resort to more radical organizing.
What the authority is offering hurricane victims in a comic display of its disconnect, according to its Web site, is free tickets to Carnegie Hall: You may have had to walk 12 flights up and down to your apartment for days, in fear, and you may still be unable to comfortably shower, but for your troubles, we offer you the Venezuelan Brass Ensemble.
But the stunningly rapid work also means that questions about what comes next may no longer be a comfortably distant debate: officials acknowledge in interviews that a 16-acre hole will occupy the site by summer's start, and they admit such a scene -- debris gone, a sense of promise palpable -- could well create pressure to have answers about downtown's future faster than anyone ever expected.
