Reclamation projects of this nature began cropping up over a decade ago, and amid the choruses of approval, occasional questioning can now be heard.
Imagine, if you will, a world in which Donald Trump, rather than running for President, decided to stick with his golf courses, his real-estate and casino ventures, and his occasional questioning of President Obama's birthplace.
When they finished, the case was placed in the hands of Judge N. Sanders Sauls of Leon County Circuit Court, whose close monitoring of the case and occasional sharp questioning gave no indication of his ultimate ruling.
It was heavily relying on the stop-and-frisk technique: the temporary but lawful detention, questioning and occasional searching of civilians on the street.
They only took us out of the darkness for the occasional round of rough questioning in broken Spanglish.
In spite of occasional (and rather half-hearted) questioning about financial transparency, the outdoor medium has become easy and clear-cut for advertisers to buy, and is well-researched and understood.
"I do find myself questioning Bond's sexism, his occasional homophobia, his xenophobia, and the coldness of his character," he admits, fan that he is.
"There will be occasional losses to A.M.S.," Mr. Bergquist said under questioning from Dan Wall, a lawyer for Oracle.
The two had occasional differences; when in 1858, Davis, by then a Mississippi senator, was irritated by Benjamin's questioning him on a military bill and suggested that Benjamin was acting as a paid attorney, the Louisianan challenged him to a duel.
Composed in the tradition of French romances (while at the same time questioning the merits of that tradition), this poem has been called one of the best occasional verses in the English language.
But questioning his desire?
