Sentence examples for regime of going from inspiring English sources

I also had an inkling that the impending treatment might put the stoppers on my usual regime of going to house parties and generally having fun without having to think about what was coming the next morning whether it would involve a needle in my arm or a scalpel or a massive machine making loud clicking noises while I laid inside, acutely aware of my own mortality.

I also had an inkling that the impending treatment might put the stoppers on my usual regime of going to house parties and generally having fun without having to think about what was coming the next morning – whether it would involve a needle in my arm or a scalpel to my body or a massive machine making loud clicking noises while I laid inside, accutely aware of my own mortality.

I also had an inkling that the impending treatment might put the stoppers on my usual regime of going to house parties and generally having fun without having to think about what was coming the next morning – whether it would involve a needle in my arm or a scalpel to my body or a massive machine making loud clicking noises while I laid inside, acutely aware of my own mortality.

It goes without saying that the regime has no intention of going to Geneva to negotiate its own demise.

But that the regime has taken the risk of going after a broadcaster established and supported by a French nongovernmental organization says a great deal about its recklessness -- a worrisome sign indeed.

"Now, with the regime of Saddam Hussein gone forever, a few remaining holdouts are trying to prevent the advance of order and freedom," Mr. Bush said.

He said the success had flowed from an offensive strategy of going after "former regime elements, extremists, foreign fighters and criminals," by generating jobs for military-age males and by destroying more than 22,000 tons of leftover weapons and ammunition from Mr. Hussein's military machine.

The problem of going beyond the mean-field regime proved to be very difficult.

His regime is divided and the protesters in the streets show no sign of going home.

The results show a variety of regimes going from steady propagation of a reaction front to the development of chemical waves in the form of pulsating, more or less regularly, reaction front.

"In the short term, the dictatorial aspect of the regime is going to have the upper hand," said Muhammad Sahimi, a professor at the University of Southern California who has a network of contacts in Iran to keep him up to date.