So he methodically places the same bet to make sure that he has wagered enough.
Shortly after "Oslo" opens, Anders goes to a riverbank, methodically places some stones in his pockets and walks into the water.
Finally, we discuss possible consequences for a future research in organisations that methodically places the condition and the transformation of its very own object area – a constantly updated concept of the semantics of time – at the centre of its attention (III).
But as Newt Gingrich seeks to turn his impressive performance in surveys into votes, he is scrambling madly to build the kind of organization that Mitt Romney has methodically put in place for a year, one that will let him compete through all 50 contests, often in multiple states at once.
Methodically, Mr. Hoghe places sheets of white paper along the edges of the stage, which both gives the stage a frame and locks the men inside of it.
For a long time Christian anthropology maintained that the human was a complete being, placed in a finished world like a methodically provided-for tenant in a prefabricated, newly built residence ready for occupation.
As Contador methodically pedaled to the finish line, placing second behind Spain's Joaquín Rodríguez, Schleck sat back on his bike.
It was perfect in every respect, except for a third child on the way, Mr. Kogan's losing his job, private school tuition for Jacob, a puppy who was methodically destroying the place, and a need for office space for Ms. Kogan.
Every time we arrived at a new location Patron would methodically swap the SIM cards in both of his phones before placing them into special bags that shut off all signal.
Every time we arrived at a new location Patron would methodically swap the SIM cards in both of his phones before placing them into special bags that shut off all signal.
