"The testing is random, sometimes I have more of them, sometimes not, sometimes after I win, sometimes after I lose.
With this mindset, I was (usually) able to accept these changes with more grace, and sometimes (not often) even enjoy the ride.
Sometimes, it's good to get more specific, and sometimes not.
"It ebbs and flows, sometimes not more than a few yards a year coming down from the northern end of the island," Mr. Turner said.
When American symphony orchestras perform "Messiah" at all — and many do, even if they have ceded other areas of Baroque repertory to specialist ensembles — they tend to apply less imagination, not more, sometimes relegating a heavily cut version to an assistant conductor.
Today's mobile agent toolkits are almost all stand-alone software systems unable to communicate with each other and sometimes not more than prototypes tailored to a specific research issue.
Public Advocate The job of public advocate is little more than a bullhorn, and sometimes not even that.
But team officials are encouraged to have two teammates who trust each other inviolably and need no more than eye contact — and sometimes not even that — to know what the other is planning.
The group has built its own idiosyncratic musical grammar, one in which each element stands on its own and commands attention, in gothic-electronic soul songs that are sometimes not much more than collections of hushes and gasps, brought together at an oozing pace.
Together Since Their Teens: Lowercase Minimalists The band xx has built its own idiosyncratic musical grammar, one in which each element stands on its own and commands attention, in gothic-electronic soul songs that are sometimes not much more than collections of hushes and gasps, brought together at an oozing pace.
