Make sure to lift the handle slightly to practice dropping the oar into the water in preparation for the next stroke.
Dr. Howard Brody, a professor of medicine at Michigan State University who is the author of a coming book on placebos, tells a story of two Korean acupuncturists who met at a conference of alternative practitioners and chatted amicably until they discovered that each practiced a slightly different form of acupuncture.
You can very easily get singled out and made to feel different, just because your ancestors practiced a slightly unusual faith.
General Zinni has always seen the world through a slightly different lens, practicing a form of muddy-boots diplomacy that focused on new transnational threats like terrorism, disease and even regional wars over water.
For two hours every Tuesday and Thursday, Ms. Adler, 44; Ms. Feiner, 49; and Ms. Estep, 48, strut and shimmy, practicing slightly raunchy, pulse-racing, hip-grinding, rump-shaking dance moves in a studio at the Sid Jacobson Jewish Community Center in Roslyn.
Defensive tackle Keith Hamilton practiced today despite slightly separating his shoulder against the Rams last weekend.
If he once practiced a wry, slightly dark humor, he'd now gone all the way to black.
Ms. Bell's chicken is a model of the thin-skinned, clean-tasting school of fried chicken, also practiced at the slightly more commodious M&G Diner nearby.
Her long-term goal was "to leave the world a slightly better place," and she practiced various environmentally beneficial practices at home.
Brady said his ankle swelled slightly after practice on Wednesday and that it was a little tender today.
