"So far, it's just incoming freshmen, because they're the ones mostly likely to grab on to this," said Larry Levine, the director of computing at Dartmouth.
Mr. Krum appreciated the beauty of the scene, but mostly he wanted to grab his surfboard and jump in — a possibility that has been legal for surfers for only two months, since a change in park rules.
The US, meanwhile, is spending $14 billion and creating jobs for 4 million people and relying mostly on paper to grab the data.
Waif-like figures, mostly young men from Morocco and Algeria, rushed to grab the polystyrene cups.
Good reporting appears often about the inner life of the American prison, but the catch is that American prison life is mostly undramatic — the reported stories fail to grab us, because, for the most part, nothing happens.
For instance, he said, the convention is relying on bold colors -- mostly blue and red -- because they tend to grab the most attention.
Labrie's case continued to grab me after the trial itself, mostly because of the lingering media coverage.
Days after the opening, Mumbaikars, mostly the young, were still queuing for up to an hour to grab their Frappuccinos, while madly updating their Facebook statuses.
It's relaxed, with mostly outdoor seating, and far away enough from the Friday-night city hordes to grab a good table.
In his attempt to scale the social and political ladder, Don Calogero seeks to grab church property and the common land using fair means and foul, mostly foul.
