The term "humane" in the context of the taking of a marine mammal means that method of taking which involves the least possible degree of pain and suffering practicable to the mammal involved.
"There is also the more old-school method of taking nicotine: chewing gum," he told me.
It occurs to us that Mr. BogertIs method of taking temperatures is a splendid one for patients of small children.
"Push-and-steal is a common method of taking S.U.V.'s and pickup trucks.
The old-fashioned method of taking a family history was a better guide.
Back home, the brothers pick up Milly's copy of Plutarch's "Lives," read about the Sabine women and start singing about this efficient method of taking wives.
As researchers debate digital mammography ("An Upgrade That Matters? Mammography's Next Step Is Assessed," Jan . 2, a related issue receives scant attention: the method of taking mammography films.
Evans later devised his own method of taking pictures on the New York subway without people being aware of what he was up to.
The method of taking away existing sand, rather than piling and packing it, makes Mr. Muhs a rarity among sand sculptors and vulnerable to gravity and wind.
Grandfather made the lowest bid for the foundling boy at a Public Vendu, which was the old method of taking care of the poor.
Yet admissions officers readily admit to using some kind of secretive and apparently idiosyncratic method of taking different kinds of backgrounds into consideration when using them.
