Now it's… turn off the telly after a misspelt prompt, sigh, stride, log on, do all you can to refrain from punching the "II!" logo, buffer, click, go back, spill all ready-reading spectacles and good intentions, refresh page, navigate away from BBC ads, watch Cuckoo in sputtering form with sound coming precisely 0.84 seconds – the worst – after visuals, and hurt, and grumble.
Take long, quick strides.
After being prompted by Strode, the race's director, Wayne Kursh, found that, among the finishers, Litton alone had failed to register split times.
With a novel and unique approach at handling sampling rates as well as clocking and computation domains, Stride prompts the generation of highly optimized target code.
Finn occasionally used to break the stumps during his delivery stride, prompting umpires to declare a dead ball.
That prompted Mr. Gore to stride within inches of Mr. Bush with a challenge.
This has been facilitated by impressive strides towards prompt diagnosis, both radiologically and chemically.
This reduction was not correlated with percentage body fat or knee osteoarthritis (Table 3), and it did not occur in conjunction with other gait changes, such as stride frequency or prompted gait conditions.
But, prompted by cheers, they fell into stride.
When he's in his stride he can go for half an hour without prompt, thousands of punchlines and pars fired from his cerebral cortex with a savant-like flow.
In one reworking prompted by their appeal, the gigantic worker and peasant of a 1937 Moscow statue stride purposefully off their pedestal into a void.
