Art buffs, eat your heart out: Maker's Mark has some seriously impressive art scattered around the property.
The U.S. Army in the interwar years was small, scattered, and seriously underfunded, but Johnson was detailed to the Civilian Conservation Corps, which proved to be a fine leadership laboratory for him.
But, with many members of the mission dead, seriously injured or traumatized and scattered, officials were unable to confirm by this evening that an offer had been made.
Anyone who has embarked on a similar quest will tell you that, while sites like Inside Higher Ed do a great job of carrying the torch, traditionally the market for edtech news and info has been seriously fragmented, with (thin) coverage scattered across a number of small, niche sites.
Then, more seriously, a scattering of death threats, which she reported to police.
It should be noted that truncation of the CT images may occasionally seriously affect scatter correction scaling as well, and may lead to inaccurate quantitative results.
Does he seriously mean to say that a few thousand scattered Muslims with bombs actually represent a greater threat to the United States than the Soviet Union did?
But very little of this material has been seriously studied by scholars, as it is widely scattered in differing publications, eclectic in content, often more suggestive than systematic, and largely overwhelmed by his prolific compositional output.
The boys tossed a tray of eggs stolen from the kitchen at a school bus, and more seriously, threw a few knives and other kitchenware outside, leaving them scattered around the school grounds.
All that said, I was seriously losing steam at the end of the stream, my notes were scattered, and upon reading them back I realize most of it is just me yelling at my computer.
Unfortunately, there are scattered signs that some in those quarters are taking this far too seriously.
