Kargu's defense attorney, William Martin, spoke rapidly, asking Hadid about seemingly unrelated subjects; at times, neither of them seemed to understand what the other was saying.
Thérèse Lempérière was promoted associate professor of Jean Delay at Sainte-Anne in 1968, and she was rapidly asked to be head of department in a new hospital in the "Assistance Publique" constructed in Colombes.
If respondent answers probes below for the 1st teaching strategy-activity rapidly, then ask the same probes for the 2nd teaching strategy-activity].
For example, Varmus said that NIH should have moved more rapidly to ask the inspector-general of the Department of Health and Human Services to investigate Hughes.
"Bob, have you ever heard an old man talk rapidly?" Glickman asked.
Without the stickiest parts of the sensorium, the reader moves through the narrative rapidly and so asks different questions about why time is collapsed or not collapsed, or why a scene is dramatized or summarized.
But when her colleagues take a coffee or lunch break she usually sits quietly on the periphery of the group, fingering her hair and blinking rapidly if someone asks her a question.
In February, 1891, back in Harar, he was troubled by a pain in his right knee that rapidly worsened; he asked his mother to send stockings to treat varicose veins, but when they arrived his leg was too swollen for him to put them on.
With the American artillery closer and more intense than ever, the British situation began to deteriorate rapidly and Cornwallis asked for capitulation terms on the 17th.
The Beatles' PRS income increased rapidly, so Epstein asked Isherwood to devise a way of avoiding the tax that Lennon and McCartney would owe.
