Orderly piles of transcripts and four bottles of water were precisely lined up in front of them.
She treads silently above all that, elegant and economical, precisely placing one foot in front of the other on the precarious high wire.
Include a short introduction to get students' heads in gear, and tell them exactly what they have in front of them and precisely what to do, step-by-step in chronological order.
Thus he ends up coming across as most artificial in front of precisely the people who are closest to him in education and background.
Beside the seaside there were awards for the Turner Contemporary art gallery in Margate, Kent, also designed by Chipperfield, and the Festival House on Blackpool's Golden Mile, a wedding venue commissioned by the council to allow tourists and others to tie the knot in front of a precisely framed view of the Blackpool Tower.
In front of him he precisely aligned his pen with a sheet of House of Lords writing paper.
And in the playoffs, the defensive performance of DC United rather masked the fact that New York had become blunt in front of goal at precisely the wrong time.
As Slavoj Žižek has pointed out, Lacan asked whether it was more the case that some people only get gratification precisely when there was a gallows placed in front of them.
FOR months now, the designers Mark Badgley and James Mischka have known precisely where they would be tomorrow night: in front of a television set tuned to Comedy Central, awaiting the first strains of "Wheels on Fire," the theme song of the British comedy series "Absolutely Fabulous".
I wonder, now, if that isn't precisely what keeps our first fellow sitting in front of the screen, if the fear is that someone real would require something in return?
