The grant was to improve its Web site and, as Socolar put it, start a "two-way conversation" with readers.
China in the mid-eighties had been, as Ma Jian put it, "starting to shake, like a kettle coming to the boil".
The result is an interstitial score that, as Mr. Vaughn put it, "starts out kind of familiar, sort of like a Chuck Berry or Dick Dale surf rock sound, but always goes out of whack".
After losing some of its best people during the merger chaos, DKB can now, as one insider puts it, "start nailing back the planks that were smashed off".
Or, as the company, Sharpcast, puts it: "Start editing a file on your office PC and complete your work on your home Mac.
"Home" is a rambling, conversational book, but it carries at its heart a strong conviction: that prehistoric Britain organised itself from the "bottom up", as the author puts it, starting with the family.
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Drawing on these experiences, we can construct the following list for those who want to get to the next level, as you put it: Start saving.
Then, "at the height of his uxoriousness", as Penelope put it, he started an affair, the first of many.
He'll vote for Burke, even though, as he put it, "I started to feel excited about her just yesterday".
