It is highly likely that more senior politicians and officials will follow Hague and revolve into the influence industry, such is the current demand.
Somebody comes right out of the oil industry, they revolve into the government regulator, and the door returns again and revolves, and they go back out into the industry.
It is likely that due to failure of these women to support their family and relatives, resulting in the whole family to revolve into the poverty circle, especially if the woman was the family's breadwinner.
The study of co-crystals is of sprouting interest since Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API) properties can be modified in a graded manner by revolving into co-crystals [14].
The raw excitement of the choreographed battle scenes is balanced with lyricism: a traditional wedding dance weaving its couples into a serpentine pattern, or in a creative image, a fresco evoked by three queenly women revolving into painterly poses.
Instead, the watch was rushed to a steel cabinet and placed in a socket, a switch was thrown a light went on, a disc began to revolve, a stylus dropped into position, and in a minute a man returned the watch to us, together with a cardiogram.
Most revolve around a golf course.
A bird flapping into the sides of the cabinet transforms into a fish revolving around a globe propped in a field.
The moving masses vacuum their paths and grow into planets strung along an ecliptic plane, orbiting a sun in now empty space or, on a higher order of magnitude, into suns majestically revolving around a brightly lit galactic center.
The Gaîté Lyrique in Paris recently launched Capitaine Futur and the Extraordinary Journey, a new exhibition whose theme revolves around a "fantastical immersion into the depths of the computer, that super-machine of our day-to-day life, which turns perception upside down and reshapes our perspectives".
