The nasal vowels ę and ǫ that had developed in Proto-Slavic from older combinations of vowels with nasal consonants (still retained in Baltic) have been preserved only in some Lekhitic languages and in some South Slavic dialects, especially those of Slovene.
Mind-to-mouth is quicker than the old combination of brain-to-eye-to-fingers, but quick speech is not the same as quality English.
But when they write in contemporary harmonic idioms and a nifty dissonance is called for, young composers are too quick to think that any old combination of pitches that produce some abrasive snarl of a chord will do.
Instead of letting the age-old combination of salt and time tame the bitterness of lemon pith by themselves, heat and sugar speed the process along, pickling the citrus in minutes.
In many others, including Southeast Asia and the Pacific, the role of tanks was more limited, and the old combination of infantry and artillery, now also supported by the air force, usually prevailed.
So here we are again, being sucked into another war on the same old combination of flimsy intelligence, knee-jerk politics, high-octane rhetoric and virtually no serious parliamentary debate whatsoever.
Lancaster's opposite number Philippe Saint-Andre, so fickle and feckless in selection so far this winter, has finally let logic back in to his own line-up, returning to the old combination of Parra and Trinh-Duc in the half-backs and bringing Wesley Fofana back from his lonely wing exile to his natural slot at centre.
She's going to baffle them with the age-old combination of tits and being nice.
Likewise, limiting yourself to the same old combination of red wine vinegar and olive oil misses out on the huge range of flavors achievable in a vinaigrette.
Just when you think there could be no new twist on the age old combination of greed and corruption, two new dramedies allow audiences to view financial crisis management through opposing lenses of comedy and tragedy (proving, once again, that denial is not just some river in Egypt).
