Their memories were tested periodically – the name of an object appeared on screen and the participants had to remember if it was the object they were currently carrying (held objects couldn't be seen) or the one they'd just put down.
These treasures are issued periodically, each bottling named and numbered as in La Bota de Manzanilla No. 32, or barrel of manzanilla No. 32.
The stores whose results are tallied by The Times change periodically and the names are kept confidential by the paper.
Unmentioned by the press-shy parents at the box lunch were the flame-outs, drug overdoses and suicides that periodically burn the names of rich families -- and their profoundly unhappy progeny -- into the public mind.
Why am I pretending I spent a Friday night getting excited about a Twitter account periodically tweeting the name of yet another DJ I'd never heard of?
You can prevent some direct linking by periodically changing the names of your files, folders, and images.
The Rev. John M. O'Sullivan, of the Federation of Christian Ministries, officiated, as Ms. Sclafani, who is taking her husband's name, periodically dabbed at the tears that ran down Mr. Olexa's cheeks.
The daughter, a retired teacher named Essie Mae Washington-Williams, 78, had periodically denied Mr. Thurmond's paternity for the public record but had passed on the truth to her children, who pressured her to come forward after Mr. Thurmond's death last June.
The man who built it, a cantankerous German immigrant named Fred Freund, was periodically elected coroner.
The name of the organization changed periodically through the years; the name Fédération Internationale de Médecine Sport (FIMS) was decided in 1998 at the 26th World Congress in Orlando, Florida.
Almost everything about the square suggested homage to the Kim family, from huge digital screens that periodically displayed pictures of flowers named after Kim Il Sung and his son, Kim Jong Il (Kimilsungia and Kimjongilia, as they're officially known), to two giant portraits of the late Kim (one dour-looking, the other grinning).
