Providing day rooms and other shared spaces with movable seating, for example, gives patients the ability to control their personal space and interactions with others.
On the day that he was bickering with Mrs. Astor about seating, for example, that 85-year-old reigning doyenne of New York philanthropy had descended the stairs in a short black leather skirt, declaring that she had just finished a workout with her personal trainer.
An airline seat, for example, has a variable cost of around $15.
The Heart of Wales line survived only because it ran through seven marginal parliamentary seats, for example.
Mr. Chambliss was forced out of his Congressional seat, for example, because he was paired with another Republican, Jack Kingston.
The SP's mighty victory with 224 seats, for example, merely displaces another dominant local figure, Mayawati.
This would allow them to make softer plastics for the seats, for example, or compression bars that would increase the safety of the vehicle.
The arenas where it can play are getting bigger and thus harder to fill; a hall with 19,000 seats, for example, replaced one with 6,100 in Raleigh, N.C.
"Yet it still exercised massive influence" – training candidates to ensure they won nominations for safe seats, for example, and, as the Labour left sees it, using networks of influence to secure important positions in the party.
Having said that, leave was the majority view in nearly 70% of Labour seats for example, so it would probably be electoral suicide for the party's MPs to rebel (or perhaps even abstain).
If an elite customer buys a full-fare coach seat, for example, that person will typically trump another elite in the same tier who has not when it comes to an upgrade.
