We usually think of passing in terms of race, but people try to pass as another class, too.
"We smoked weed with him occasionally," Mr. Ingersoll said, explaining the joint passing in terms of simian social dynamics.
The collection is a commentary on an era that has now passed or, at least, has passed in terms of being uncritically accepted.
As for Mr. James, David Bositis, a senior policy analyst at the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies, which studies public policy issues of concern to black Americans, said: "His time had clearly passed, in terms of Newark.
Dungy is not expected to tinker much with an offense that has made Manning the most productive passer in terms of touchdowns (111) and yards (16,418) over the last four seasons.
"I'm more interested in hearing why you believe you get a pass in terms of your chairman and your vice chairman not having a clue of where the $1.1 million went".
The closeness of a possibility as it figures in (ii) is to be understood, at first pass, in terms of what we can reasonably rely on: a possibility is a distant one just in case we can reasonably rely on it not obtaining; otherwise it is a close one (Peacocke 1999, 310).
"All it does is do what the voters have passed in terms of no taxpayer dollars for illegals.
She was definitely consistent throughout the entire season and she was someone who we could rely on in terms of hitting, in terms of passing, in terms of serving and defending — she was just a great all-around volleyball player".
Unlike 17 years ago, he explained, the stars are now aligned to get legislation passed, in terms of the temperament of the American public, the genuine need for a systematic overhaul, or simple voting calculus in the United States Senate.
