These are short-term loans that must be renewed regularly, often daily.
It's like Shepherd's landscape, constantly renewed: "However often I walk on them, these hills hold astonishment for me.
In the late 1960s original film composition tended to decline in favour of renewed and often extensive borrowing from existing concert music.
The original mountains of the older, Paleozoic folding were long ago destroyed by erosion, but the rocks have been elevated in recent geologic time, and renewed erosion, often by ice, has produced a landscape of plateaus, hills, and mountains very similar to the higher parts of the shields.
While other, cooler kids picked up lessons in jadedness from "Reality Bites," Nirvana, or "The Catcher in the Rye," I learned everything I needed to know about the phoniness of the adult world from the weathered LP cast album that I borrowed from my school library, which I renewed so often that the librarians finally just let me keep it, along with five other Sondheim albums.
Slang, which by its very nature constantly renews itself, often has a limited lifespan.
Since heart muscle cells contract 70 times a minute, they seem likely to need renewing more often than Dr. Frisen's measurements suggest, he said.
Some make older drivers renew more often and appear in person so that officials can spot any obvious infirmities and check their vision.
Further, the findings seem certain to renew the often bitter controversy over breast-feeding, which pits the new public health emergency of AIDS against a fundamental, even ideological, pediatric practice.
Overall, the conference was another key step in expanding the conversation over how to renew our often stagnant education systems.
You will have to renew this often over time.
