So Ms. Rivera made up her mind to join him in Mexico.
Our aim is to support and encourage an epidemiology of slavery, inviting the best minds to join us in a sharp, smart, and empirical campaign of eradication.
It is a great gift for someone with Halpern's mind to join with Pransky's heart to shed light on some very dark places for the rest of us.
"As a woman, she had to have had a first-class mind to join the Chancery bar, to have built up a successful practice and to have become a senior executive at Lloyds," said a friend and fellow barrister, John Tackebury.
Her friends had all gone to university by the time she'd returned from suffering dyspepsia while filming on location in 11 stately homes, and she still had a mind to join them.
I still had the opportunity to play in Europe, but after coming to the United States for a friendly game [Iran-United States in January in Pasadena, Calif.], after I saw all the Iranian fans, I made up my mind to join M.L.S.
The best of them also have the breadth of mind to join the dots between health and broader societal issues.
And the Syracusans, having made up their minds to join battle at sea, fitted out eighty triremes and sailed against the enemy.
This encourages the best minds to join us, as they know they will be able to get real value, not just another product pitch.
Such a selection will make it difficult for the White House, and OSTP to recruit top scientific and technological minds to join them, as most Americans in those fields acknowledge climate change as real and dangerous.
