Though officials in their Independence Day speeches could not resist referring to the Freedom Tower as a 1,776-foot 1,776-footthe main structure will reach only 1,500 feet -- still quite a buildinger then the twin towers were -- while the television antenna maint approach 2,000 feet.
I resist referring to "nostalgia" because it's a vaporous, meaningless idea.
I resisted referring to the guy on the right as Black Bane, but then I noticed he was wearing a gold charm and a gold necklace.
The Secretary General couldn't resist referring to Sir Roger's former career, saying "My name is Ban, not James Bond".
A survey of 75 nurses in a home care agency [ 7] found that they resisted referring clients to hospice care because they felt they could adequately provide services and they desired to maintain patient continuity within their agency.
'Resistance' refers either to instances in which one body resists another or to a power, namely, a body's disposition to resist other bodies.
Referral implies that a GP has identified particular features of candidacy and is seeking to match those to a service that deals with that form of candidacy, but patients can resist being referred [ 42, 63] and can resist offers of medication [ 64, 65].
"Leonard Schaeffer saw a bargain he couldn't resist," Mr. Abramowitz said, referring to WellPoint's chairman and the low price of Aetna stock.
Such structures are known as semi-monocoque, while thin shells that rely entirely on their skins for their capacity to resist loads are referred to as "monocoque".
Cranberries and bananas seem like strange ingredients for an Indian restaurant, but like all the restaurateurs I spoke with, Ms. Varadarajulu resists the word "fusion" when referring to her cuisine.
