Sentence examples for modern pa from inspiring English sources

Childish refers to himself as a "radical traditionalist" and appreciates the methodology of old (he won't play live any more because he doesn't like modern PA systems).

LR 140 entered Linglestown on North Mountain Road, then turned to follow modern PA 39 from Linglestown to Manadahill, where it veered onto Jonestown Road.

While PA 37 occupied the 1.5 mile segment of modern PA 434 from US 6 to Greeley, a spur of PA 37, Pennsylvania Route 137, occupied the remainder of PA 434 from Greeley to the state line from 1928 to 1946.

One is a modern pas de deux on a beauty and the beast theme, with Ms. Styron, bare-shouldered, in a satin gown and Mr. Faust, on all fours, wearing nothing but a lion's mask and a flesh-colored thong.

The result: eight tracks from the archives that have been pressed onto an LP worthy of modern club PAs.

Mr. Nasr offers his own thoughts about one of the most watched relationships in modern politics, the pas de deux of former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and President Obama: he asserts that had it not been for Mrs. Clinton's personal connection with the president and her tenacity, "the State Department would have had no influence on policy making whatsoever".

But Patients Association deputy chief executive Jacqueline Coles, writing in the report, said it had "failed to adapt" to modern demands and the PA would no longer be referring callers on the charity's helpline to the watchdog.

(2) PA Stewart, Modern quantitative acid base chemistry, Can J Physiol Pharmacol, 1983; 61(12):1444–61 Fig. 42 (abstract A513).

In it, a "classical" couple is pitted against a "modern" pair, then they change partners, and the ballerina dances a long fluid pas de deux with the faunlike modern-dance man.

'Hard' PA utilizes all modern technologies such as GPS, RS, and VRT.

For example, it is now clear that the discriminating polyamide (PA) layer of modern RO membranes consists of an inhomogeneous tangled polymer network pervaded by tortuous water-filled transmembrane "tunnels" and nanopores whose shapes fluctuate at ambient temperatures over femtosecond to picosecond time scales.