Sprint: Last year's upset winner, BIG DRAMA, goes for a second straight Sprint score, but he has been sparingly raced this year and might not be the same horse who took a top field wire-to-wire in 2010.
Paumanok's sumptuously honeylike 2009 late-harvest riesling (half-bottle, $50), a dessert wine with just 9.8 percent alcohol, is tangy and so surprisingly near-dry that adventurous consumers might use it — sparingly, at this price — as an aperitif.
And by obscuring the costs of services that customers might use more sparingly if they had to pay a fee withdrawing cash, for instance cross-subsidies may be drinstance cross-subsidiesl customays.The OFT also worries that there is less competition between banks than there might be if the costs of accounts were more readrivingparent to consupexpenses
"As such, the (programme) might be used more sparingly than in the past and we expect spreads to be less sensitive to any buying than they were last year".
And, as you might guess, consume mystery foods sparingly.
Liverpool might do well to use him sparingly before the semi-final and make him do some tough physical training to build his fitness.
Don't wait too long before getting started with the hose; otherwise the villagers might burn up! Use your water sparingly since you only have a limited amount.
In the late-70s and 80s, when Holzer was making people reconsider advertising and language by putting provocative statements where you might find billboards, advertising was dotted around sparingly in comparison to its insidious presence now.
Start sparingly and add more as you go, or you might find it difficult to wash out olive oil from hair.
It might involve the USC freshman quarterback utilizing a sparingly used tight end, as Darnold did in recent victories over Colorado and Washington.
