For the nominal fee of $130,000, Ms. Daniels instructed Mr. Trump in all aspects of the legislative process, recounting the aggressive tactics employed by legends like her former co-star Lyndon (Long-Schlong) Johnson, as well as answering Mr. Trump's many questions about sausage-making, his sausage, and whether Jared's sausage is kosher.
He would grow up, a process recounted in his electric and electrifying new memoir, "Hitch-22," to confront wartier bullies.
Sarah Palin's video comments on January 12 reflect the process recounted by Foote.
The processes recounted by patients with lung and colorectal cancer, and of different gender and ages, were similar, which suggests that the model could be usefully applied to other patient groups.
She had been talking nonstop until this point, as if the process of recounting so many stories is somehow cathartic.
Moments after Mr. Baker of the Bush campaign appeared on television Tuesday to question the process of recounting ballots by hand, Mr. Gore, who was encamped in the study of his residence here, swung into action.
Anti-Federalists had more complaints, too, which is why ratification — a process wonderfully recounted by Pauline Maier in "Ratification: The People Debate the Constitution, 1787-1788" — was touch and go.
As the case moved through the courts, he methodically studied the judicial history of confidential sources, a learning process he recounts with impressive cogency and clarity.
Over the course of six pages, the Supplemental Proxy provides a detailed narrative of the sales process and recounts significant events, such as the retention of Montgomery, discussions with various potential acquirers, and negotiations with KAR.
However, while sequential explanations are concerned with general classes of events (like the refining process), historical recounts are concerned with particular events.
Victims who are resolute enough to come forward face a prolonged process of repeatedly recounting their traumatic attack, often having their own actions thoroughly scrutinised.
