Myriad things can go wrong.
(VIIA:4) All myriad things are here in me.
Plenty of other players benefit, or suffer, from the notion of clutch, which is a relatively recent addition to the myriad things a player is judged for.
"The Third Sex" maps a lost world not only of sex, but of the myriad things we modern folk once thought sex could be, and mean.
Insights on buying behaviour, customer acquisition channels, how much it costs you to service each customer – there are literally myriad things you can measure.
The huffing and puffing; the shrugging and swearing; the putains, the cons, and the myriad things that are considered pas possible.
He said: "It's not a simple debate about free-to-air or pay TV, there are myriad things that target different audiences in different ways.
And his case officer, in spite of endless soul-searching, would never know whether any of the myriad things he might have done differently would have saved a brave man whom he had sworn to protect.
Learning to be fully human, in this Mencian perspective, entails the cultivation of human sensitivity to embody the whole cosmos as one's lived experience: All myriad things are here in me.
Mr. Watkins said he expected Weichert's Gold Service representatives to function like air traffic controllers, keeping track of myriad things that must come together for a closing to "fly" on the appointed day.
Now on Tap works great for those wholly submerged in Google's ecosystem, recognising myriad things, from actors, movies, books and TV shows, to places, landmarks, phone numbers and contacts.
