That quick, embarrassing flush of recognition is, for me, what keeping company with a book is really all about.
Top MUA reviewers have hundreds, even thousands of critiques under their pseudonyms, so if someone posts a one-word review ("awesome!"), or has only a few, then users are quick to flush them out.
Increasing the Toff results in quick and easy flushing of melted debris that results in minimum accumulation of melted globules and hence decreases SR as shown in Fig. 4b.
He took a quick drink to flush his mouth, and at the first sit-down pressed ice to his lip.
And if they are cut, it's a signal that management no longer has the cash flow it needs and that a quick turnaround to flusher times is unlikely.
He or she can tell you in a couple seconds if you have a blockage, and perform a quick procedure to flush your ears.
The crew rations water as much as possible, which means quick hand washes, infrequent toilet flushes, and 8 minutes of shower time per person per week.
The toilets in the boys' room on the third floor of Bayside High School in Queens flush with a quick but powerful surge and then water gurgles back up into the bowl.
When times are flush, executives are quick to bid up the price of stars, directors and writers, even while complaining publicly about rising expenses — a reality that has always been thus.
Strong clockwise hysteresis in C Q relation in the early stage of the snow-melting period may be explained by consumption of the bed load by the first flush followed by quick depletion of the material on the stream bed due to suppression of further SS supply by thick snow cover.
