Sometimes adults decide against books too readily and sometimes without even reading them; sadly that is particularly true when they are very successful!
The first is that national politics often uses a pro- and anti-European vocabulary readily (and sometimes recklessly) to discuss issues that are essentially domestic.
TIMOTHY D. BETTERLY Behind Humor, Compassion Timothy D. Betterly was a master of zany tricks, gag gifts and crazy costumes that family members readily acknowledge sometimes skirted the bounds of sound judgment.
Birth control can be readily available, sometimes on the cheap, for many women.
Sometimes he uses data that is readily available, and sometimes he commissions or designs his own surveys, often working with Gallup.
The books are delightful romps through a stylized late nineteenth century — so much fun that one readily forgives the sometimes harebrained plot twists that, following closely one on another, are part of what make them so hard to put down.
As the show's title indicates, painters of readily recognizable if sometimes strange images gravitated toward one end or the other of a spectrum stretching from everyday experience to dreams and fantasies.
Yes, there are cheap HDMI cables readily available, but sometimes those are hit or miss.
Clinical characteristics, such as those used to classify colonies as suffering from CCD, are based on readily available (albeit sometimes broad) characteristics easily identified by "clinicians", which are often referred to as operational case definitions [8].
He says what he thinks—sometimes too readily for his own good.
Our four performances are sold out and the audiences respond more readily than in Beijing, sometimes surprisingly – they find Henry IV Simon Thorpp) having his crown stolen and then dying in the wrong Jerusalem very funny.
