(or, formally: puede sentarse).
And I couldn't see how Roth, in the fluency of his own voice and personality, attempted so many conceptually or formally exhilarating flights -- I needed writing that wore its formal concerns more on its sleeve.
Now, some are not even trained or formally recruited.
I had never done a budget or formally organized an exhibition.
Just about everything that Ai uses, materially or formally or symbolically, he uses up.
These alterations had not been tested or formally compared with DeVita's original formula.
Mr. Miller had the option of appealing a federal ruling or formally contesting the election results.
Practices that take place in coordination with, or formally sanctioned by, the colonial power.
Mr. Pataki has long supported Mr. Bloomberg's candidacy, but had not campaigned with him or formally endorsed him until yesterday.
Such rapid trading is not illegal, but the majority of variable annuities discourage or formally limit the practice.
The Silverstein insurance brokers conceded that Swiss Re never rejected the Wilprop form or formally adopted the Travelers form.
