Among other things: howling over her as she introduces segments (yes, like werewolves), purposefully reading the teleprompter incorrectly, and creating shadow puppets when the lights were down and the opportunity presented itself.
For this, read purposefully unwearable: the first few outfits, black jackets with white trim to match the customised Adidas trainers on the models' feet, had no sleeve for the right arm.
Evans bustled into the cramped room purposefully and began reading from a lectern.
Of course, this is not something targeted at me specifically and shouldn't be read as being purposefully hurtful but, occasionally, it is.
Poor structure ruins otherwise effective graphs by accidentally distorting the data, making them hard to read, or distracting the readers if purposefully misleading (Doumont 2009).
Not only have other translators, such as Michael Hofmann, raved about this book: Bellos has the chops for this, as he has translated Georges Perec, whose Oulipian linguistic games are challenging enough to read as it is (not to mention purposefully challenging to write).
I found myself purposefully changing my behaviour so as to not have to read any more EULAs.
So, Adam, what are your hobbies?" "I like to read and ride my bike," I replied carefully, purposefully omitting mention of my two years in the world's largest Islamic country.
AS the Spirit of America's engines sputtered to life early last Tuesday and the ferry began its trip from Staten Island to Lower Manhattan, Michael Nwadiuko strode purposefully toward the back of the main deck, where groggy commuters read the morning paper and nursed cups of coffee.
AT home, where we cook and eat, sleep and dream, read and entertain, lighting has to be flexible, unlike the purposefully soft, romantic lighting in a restaurant or the dark, dramatic lighting in a nightclub.
