Here's the final part of the sequence, which includes the pedestrian commentary by the Versus announcers.
They will be split up into three groups, one of which will dance part of the sequence in reverse.
Shadows soon intervene, and they deepen in the second part of the sequence, Change and Fate, where Rossetti traces the spiralling disillusion of maturity and age.
The events that make up much of A Man in Love – the second part of the sequence – are outlined early in the first, A Death in the Family.
It was all part of the sequence of successes and setbacks that would carry Jack's outsize stage presence to 20 countries over the following 15 years.
In some beds, the upper part of the sequence of structures is missing, presumably because of erosion or nondeposition.
At the time Maupin insisted that this was not intended to be part of the sequence, even though it offered a résumé of what all the regular characters had been doing for the past 18 years.
The arm thrust was part of the sequence, and the cane added a kind of exclamation point, but what Tharp congratulated him on, with the hint of a grin herself, was finishing on the count of eleven, just in time.
The most striking part of the sequence shows Dick commandeering a tennis court, mocking up the kitchen layout in chalk, and — stopwatch in hand — putting a small army of teen-agers through the repeated paces of negotiating its contours.
To harness the technique, researchers manufacture short snippets of double-stranded RNA containing part of the sequence of the gene they want silenced.
By just asking a part of the sequence, the teacher gave away where the watershed is.
