A repeat of what even vintage Evertonians have described as the worst Merseyside derby display in living memory – including the "Glenn Keeley" 5-0 of 1982 – and, in the parlance used at Goodison Park since John Moores sacked Johnny Carey in the back of one in 1961, a "taxi for Roberto" beckons.
With today's knowledge, in the parlance used in this article, we would elevate the status of the latter two simulations to computations, because of the guaranteed accuracy with which each calculation reproduces the model.
I decided to try both products simultaneously, sectioning my hair, in stylist parlance, and using the Garnier on one half and the Organix on the other.
Whether he intends him to win or to lose (in race parlance, to use the horse "for the market") remains, like much else in this tantalizing novel, mysterious almost to the end.
Do they cause trouble?"' The visitors were from the community of 57,000 Satmar Hasidic Jews who live in south Williamsburg and who have in recent weeks been alarmed by talk of their neighborhood being invaded by "artisten," a Yiddish word that in local parlance is used to describe non-Hasidim who live on the north side.
The Brazilian term, which originates from British military parlance, is used to identify a team's star player, the man who carries the hopes of a nation.
In common parlance, we use a fear of the "slippery slope" when we don't have the time and energy to invest in an argument.
Using baseball parlance, he's a good pitcher -- he has a good fastball, good curve and good changeup".
Then, using the parlance of a seasoned musician, the 17-year-old senior added, "I just hope my chops are good today".
Or, as your source put it using aircraft parlance, it was the "black box .Now, we need to learn from the autopsy and put the regulations in place so that another flash crash won't happen.
