Two new bills introduced in the Montana legislature would usher in a zero-tolerance policy for wild bison, potentially opening the way for a return to the shoot-on-sight practices of years past.
There, out of sight, we practice huddling quietly as we would if an armed intruder were trying to shoot us through a doorway or window.
However, research that narrowly trained its sights on practices that could spread the epidemic was poorly suited to measure the role of behavior change in inhibiting the spread of the epidemic [12] (p71).
Tuesday will bring sights of practice rounds and talk of pairings.
While reloading will take a lot of practice, never "sight-rack" or "sight-cock" (using your belt or side of your leg to pull the slide of the pistol back after changing magazines).
In his sample, it predicted success even when you accounted for the effects of practice; pianists with better working memory were better at sight reading and increased practice did not alter the effect.
For a nationally televised debate, a candidate spends two days out of public sight, running through practice sessions, and resting up for the big night.
Though not much fun to read aloud, this book might help a new reader practice sight words, though most squirmy little puppies would probably prefer to run off and play.
Throughout it all perhaps the most familiar sight in the practice nets has been the hunched, hangdog figure of Graham Gooch, sending down ball after ball with his dog-ball thrower.
You won't forget, for instance, the sight of Alia practicing a sort of mind-control yoga with a dozen spinning blades in a palace room the size of Yankee Stadium or the scene that ends with the explosion that blinds Paul.
One day, while filming near the gymnasium, Kyosuke catches sight of Kei practicing basketball for her school's girl's basketball team and becomes infatuated by her image.
