For the last few winters, between Christmas and New Year's, they have congregated, 30 or more strong, at the Gasparilla Inn in Boca Grande, Fla., a conservative, old-money, coat-and-tie resort that hates publicity but, for its guests, kindly posts the names of who is arriving that day on a lobby clipboard.
At his best, Mr. Owens produced more strong pieces, including winged effects at the shoulder.
Male turkeys of both lines showed more strong feather pecks and pulls at 3 weeks whereas female turkeys showed more at 9 weeks of age.
They parked their S.U.V.'s and minivans, 50 or more strong, waving hands and flags at passers-by while waiting for the Georgia football team bus to drive past.
He added that "thanks to President Bush's leadership, America is safer and stronger, more secure at home and confident in confronting terror abroad".
We finished our last days at sea with more strong winds and another great set of buoy measurements.
On a lighter note, Le Roi René (Odile Jacob) recalls the extraordinary life of the great jazz pianist René Urtreger, who played with Miles Davis, disappeared, and is once more going strong, at 82. Agnès Desarthe's enthralling biography evokes another age, and deserves an English edition, with soundtrack!
We also assessed whether the intra-individual co-variation in spontaneous changes that we found were driven more by the 'high-arousal' or 'low-arousal' sections of our data, and whether relationships were more or less strong at larger time scales.
More than 100 strong at Emory, they belong to a growing number of students at colleges across America experiencing a bizarre start to the year: the on-campus quarantine.
The Democratic forecast assumes that economic growth will be strong, at more than 3percentt a year for the next decade.
Johnson's, like a liquor of more body, seems too strong at first, but, by degrees, is highly relished; and such is the melody of his periods, so much do they captivate the ear, and seize upon the attention, that there is scarcely any writer, however inconsiderable, who does not aim, in some degree, at the same species of excellence".
