In addition to the best Burley-with-a-dash-of-Turkish, the ordinary cigarette contains traces of maple sugar, cane sugar, molasses, licorice, honey, run, essence of vanilla, chocolate, sherry and peach, to name just a few.
The railroad had been run, in essence, with every part constantly trying to move as fast as possible toward its destination.
And Jeff Fitzgerald, the Wisconsin Assembly speaker, has run, in essence, on his backing of Gov. Scott Walker's agenda, including cuts to collective bargaining for most public workers, moves that have set off a partisan war in Wisconsin since 2010.
"It's a bank run in essence," he concluded.
For gutter runs longer than 40 feet (12.2 m), consider sloping the gutters down from each end into a single downspout located at the middle of the run, in essence making a "reverse slope".
Mr. Morrison, the agency said, in essence ran a campaign office for Mr. Cahill out of Goldman, acting as a fund-raiser and speechwriter during work hours and using the company's e-mail system and phones.
"We just could not stop that run," Rutgers's Essence Carson said.
Before ICANN, the DNS was in essence run by one company, Network Solutions, and one person, the late Jon Postel.
In essence, run differential tells us more about a team's quality than its win-loss percentage.
That run was the essence of Miller, who has long taken a gambler's approach to skiing — willing to risk everything for high reward.
Despite the recent streamlining of the association from the old, 49-member council to the present management structure, it is still, in essence, run by committee.
