Founder means "to sink, fail, utterly collapse," while flounder means "to move clumsily, thrash about".
"TO GOVERN means to move from 'I think' to 'I do'".
It is a signal that the party-state really means to move against human rights advocates.
Instead, both Tencent and DST seem to be considering further acquisitions as a means to move abroad.
According to the slang dictionary, to crawfish, an intransitive verb, means to move away backward, to turn tail, to back out of a commitment or to renege.
The play, said Allan Buchman, one of its producers, means to move the debate about the death penalty into the realm of individual lives.
That fear is shaped by memories that define German political culture, and what it means to move through the world as a German, to this day.
Battery driven and without solar panels or any means to move around, Schiaparelli should last for two or three days before it runs out of power.
"The next three decades," writes Mr. Coetzee, "will see Beckett, in his prose fictions, unable to move on — stalled, in fact, on the very question of what it means to move on, why one should move on".
"This tender novel is... about accepting the sometimes monstrous flaws in the people we love, about forgiveness and about what it means to move on," Karen Karbo said here last year.
Researchers' career patterns can provide a means to move knowledge from the university to the broader economy.
