Sometimes he applied the chemicals with a hand spray, sometimes with a hose attachment.
Sometimes he applied it to technical innovations, as in his arresting 1928 piece "The Sea," in which a photographic-looking black-and-white moon rises over a colorful ocean of painted stripes and lines incised in plaster.
As he deploys it in various frameworks, we find him augmenting and refining the schema even as he applies it, sometimes with surprising results.
According to Latham, players are never contractually obliged to use the program, but he said he sometimes applied strong pressure when he felt the potential benefit was great, as was the case during negotiations with the struggling Baghdatis last year.
Sometimes she applied so much mascara that she resembled a raccoon.
Accordingly, the dialectics lectures explicitly assert the dependence of dialectics on hermeneutics (as well as vice versa), Schleiermacher's conception of hermeneutics as a universal discipline ensures its applicability to conversations, and Schleiermacher mentions in the hermeneutics lectures that he sometimes applies his own hermeneutical principles in conversational contexts.
His brilliance as an orchestrator and composer is beyond question, but he sometimes applied his talents mechanically.
He is associated both with his predecessors, the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, based on their shared interest in literary subjects (e.g., scenes from Alfred, Lord Tennyson, John Keats, and William Shakespeare), as well as with his contemporaries, the Impressionists, as exemplified by the brushy or sketchy way he sometimes applied paint to canvas.
He glanced at a sign outside a Sonic fast-food restaurant: "Now Hiring All Shifts". He sometimes considered applying for a fast-food job.
(And sometimes it applies even to them).
