Starrett-Lehigh still stands robustly in 2008, but all those window shades in its southern facade testify to its transformation into an office and studio building.
We're a government with a proud record in health and education and the economy a record upon which we should robustly stand.
The paper's editor, Tony Gallagher, robustly stood by the paper's story on Wednesday that the Queen had vented her anger during a lunch at Windsor Castle in 2011, and suggested she had voiced similar views on at least one other occasion.
Using a qualitative empirical method known as grounded theory, we analyzed the data by systematically coding each interview transcript line by line for themes and then comparing the findings from each interview across all interviews to see which themes stood out most robustly.
The ASA classification has relatively robustly stood the test of time, probably because it is simple to calculate without requiring additional resources.
A capacious presence (the robustly built performer stands well over six feet, or about 1.8 meters), Mr. Henry would surely dominate any stage — though such issues have been hard to gauge when he has taken to the limelight, as one might expect from stand-ups, alone.
iPhones that weren't quite so thin would probably have stood up a little more robustly when people stuck them in their back pockets and sat on them for hours.
On the other hand, if grassroots peace building organizations like the African Youth Initiative Network are supported more robustly, lasting, durable peace stands a fighting chance.
"The U.S. can't at once be encouraging people in the Middle East to stand up for their rights, and then not respond robustly to what's happening in China," said Sam Zarifi, Amnesty International's Asia-Pacific director.
The Essex reply was robustly launched by Nick Browne and Tom Westley with a run-a-ball stand of 75.
