But sufficient unto the day are the permutations thereof.
"What our pampered footballers could learn from our heroic Olympians". "Footballers could learn a lot from the darts/cricketers/rugby players/hurlers". And all the other permutations thereof.
£54.99, argos.co.uk This budget option has all the basics, with the standard 12 programmes taking in white, brown and various permutations thereof, and there's an overnight timer, too.
Cookworks Bread Maker This budget option has all the basics, with the standard 12 programmes taking in white, brown and various permutations thereof, and there's an overnight timer, too.
Most of them were taken for the restraining order hearing, but the rest are of my children, wife, and various permutations thereof.
The name of this organization shall be the Ryerson Astronomical Society, hereafter referred to as the RAS or cyclic permutations thereof (such as the SRA or the ASR).
Pain, be it acute, chronic, or any permutation thereof, is a universal problem affecting greater than 1.5 billion people worldwide, with over 116 million in the US, and over 164 million people in Europe and Israel combined.
They are strongly narrative, drawing from an endless supply of anecdotes that typically involve a bar, a skid-row hotel, a horse race, a girlfriend, or any permutation thereof.
We have argued that a proponent of (the standard version of) Naive Russellianism cannot employ Grice's notion of conversational implicature, or any obvious permutation thereof, to account for our Frege intuitions.
A singer, songwriter, recording artist, and now author, among other titles - Ms. Coolidge's watershed artistry traverses rock, pop, country, rhythm and blues, gospel, folk, jazz, Native American, and soul - and every permutation thereof.
Jackson punctuates Sparks' every move - from her chicken strut to her sultry saunter towards her audience, to the occasional stagger - with motifs that quote jazz, blues, folk, country, rhythm and blues, and every permutation thereof.
