At the outset of recent Rutgers basketball games, the Scarlet Knights have not run patterned plays.
Having taken a relaxed view on the growth of Uber at the outset, in recent months TfL has become increasingly worried by the growth in traffic on the roads of London and has decided to consult on new proposals for private hire companies.
None of which was top of mind at the outset of a recent conversation, which found Mr. Kimmel still "traumatized" over the previous night's episode of "Breaking Bad".
NC: I know many people would disagree, but my own view is that at the outset of this recent campaign, our electoral strategy and our electoral refrain made a lot of sense.
While Saramago was an outspoken member of his country's Communist Party ("Marx was never so right as now," he remarked at the outset of the recent global financial crisis), in his best-known work his politics are embedded in allegory or fantasy, allowing readers to view them as loosely humanist or to overlook them entirely.
You'd think that Cain, having fulsomely provided Anderson with the details of these accusations once, would have recalled them more completely from the outset of this most recent flap.
Keep in mind that she was the one who dressed her political opponent up in a sheep costume, with glowing red eyes, at the outset of her most recent foray into politics, because we should be having very lofty arguments!
In order to examine the efficacy of this approach, we collected together fourteen recent events, each of which appeared at the outset to have the potential to trigger significant protests.
Immediately foregrounded at the outset of the panel was the recent stock market crash in China.
The incendiary dispute over who controls who – or, importantly, what – in Iraq has been reignited in recent months in what many are calling the outset of civil war.
