The negotiations between what grown-ups and children want, and between what adults are familiar with and children are still apprehending, provide the tension that makes children's books possible.
While in the bardo between life and death, the consciousness of the deceased can still apprehend words and prayers spoken on its behalf, which can help it to navigate through its confusion and be reborn into a new existence that offers a greater chance of attaining enlightenment.
The current series, following a pilot episode shown in 2006, picks up with Morse gone (John Thaw, the actor who played him, died in 2002) and Lewis dealing with the death of his wife, killed in a hit-and-run accident two years earlier, the driver still not apprehended.
Take Chomsky's sole entry in Bartlett's Quotations, "colorless green ideas sleep furiously"; even if you don't know what it means, you can still immediately apprehend that the sentence is grammatical, whereas "green furiously ideas colorless sleep" is not.
He was apprehended, still in his hospital gown and handcuffs, in the middle of a cornfield.
As of late Wednesday afternoon, the captivating, if elusive, peacock flying around Kew Gardens Hills, Queens, had still not been apprehended.
The atmosphere of medieval Antwerp can still be dimly apprehended in the foggy, cobbled streets and high gabled houses near the seafront; but nobody at the local tourist office has any idea where the "English House" was.
The announcement yesterday was a shift from Tuesday, when Police Commissioner Howard Safir said detectives still hoped to apprehend 22 men.
"This arrest, following an operation by Merseyside and North Wales Police, means that 53 fugitives wanted under Operation Captura have now been apprehended, and those still at large should also expect to be brought before UK courts".
In it, you hear Rice begging for officers to provide medical attention"He's still breathing!"--before he is apprehended himself and told he is under arrest.
