He routinely touched 95 m.p.h. in college and then the upper 90s early in his minor league career before encountering shoulder issues.
It's your word against mine.' " Ms. Wolf, 55, says her fellow airmen routinely touched, sexually harassed, attacked and threatened her and other women during her 12 years of military service.
Much of West Africa is following a no-hands rule to avoid contagion from the deadly virus, but doctors and nurses here, protected by layers of plastic and rubber armor, routinely touch the sick.
Some of the largest -- Zuidas, near Schiphol airport in Amsterdam Lass Colinas and South Koreaa's New Songdo International Business District -- possess numerous businesses that routinely touch all major continents.
When you routinely touch base with people you truly care about, it is easier to ask for a favor or resource in the future because it comes from a natural place of relationship and not a, "Oh, hey.
You may want to clean surfaces you routinely touch, like keyboards and electronics.[5].
Another crew member claimed Spacey had routinely harassed and touched him throughout the show's run.
In Rajasthan, at least, people still routinely bow to touch Bhapji's feet respectfully when he enters the room, a gesture that, officially in democratic India, cannot be said to occur.
As is often the case with those who have proven themselves successful in Silicon Valley, Smith was still routinely in touch with his former associates.
Whereas chapter 1 serves as an impressive introduction, touching on all important areas routinely encountered in daily peri-operative practice, chapters 2 and 3 provide in-depth coverage of the underlying principals of pathophysiology and pharmacology.
Beginning on October 5, public service messages were delivered to kindergartens, primary schools, middle schools, and high schools to encourage children to avoid touching their eyes, wash their hands routinely, and participate in disinfecting the school environment.
