exceptionally strong vocabulary. . . .
Graduates have solid gains in vocabulary and other prereading skills, compared with children from similar backgrounds who have not had the Head Start experience, and they are more ready for school.
A focused, serious creator with a solid aesthetic, breathtaking musical vocabulary and a confident vision, Danilova, a former philosophy student, works with a sound palette that recalls Siouxsie and the Banshees, Kate Bush, Björk and This Mortal Coil.
That's the way to keep it solid in their doggy vocabulary.
"The explosion phenomena abounded in absolutely unprecedented inventions in solid geometry … No adequate vocabulary existed," he wrote.
Glass, metal, natural light, white surfaces, orthogonal geometry, solid and void: this basic vocabulary can be found in any number of 20th-century "machine age" buildings.
Alicia Riolino, another Rotman MBA candidate, considered her undergraduate degree in economics as, "solid but missing the greater vocabulary of management," she said in a recent interview.
Or that in "Hairspray," under the watchful parenting of John Waters, he created two solid acts of dancing with the tiny vocabulary of popular dance steps extant in 1962.
He has exploited new technologies in glass, for example, to develop a vocabulary of exposure, veiling, reflection, dissolution, solid and void and gradations on the spectrum from the familiar to the unknown.
When you're learning a new language from scratch, having a solid translation dictionary is a great way to expand your vocabulary.
