She paints, she sews, she plays soccer and she is a virtuoso cook: Her ice cream sandwiches (homemade ice cream and freshly baked cookies) created such a stir, she considered hawking them around the neighborhood in a truck.
The head of Oxford University Press, Nigel Portwood, recently caused a stir by openly considering the possibility that the third edition of the Oxford English Dictionary might be published in electronic form only. What prompted those thoughts was the success of the online version of the O.E.D., as it is usually called, and the limited sales of the printed 20-volume edition.
For three days, Mr. Golisano, who is running a distant third in polls, had stirred speculation he was considering dropping out, but he used the broadcast to deliver what was largely a repeat of his stump speech.
Hot one-dish meals worth considering include stir-fries, risottos, curries, casseroles, pot pies, and soups.
In 2004, the Daleys caused a bit of a stir when they considered moving to a luxury home overlooking Millennium Park, the downtown marvel that, again, was a personal project of the mayor's.
Behind The Numbers Local getaways can be a godsend to stir-crazy urbanites, but when considering which cities are best for the outdoors, we looked at more than just park land.
The diffusive boundary layer thickness of ∼0.2 mm in stirred solution was considered for accurate quantification of concentration.
Breakage and coalescence of toluene drops in the aqueous Tween 20 and Tween 80 solutions in stirred tank were considered.
The multiplicity of steady states in a stirred tank was considered, in which a continuum of autocatalytic reactions of the typeA + 2B → 3B,B →C is taking place by lettingA x) be the "species" of a continuous mixture.
This compost was not stirred during the considered sampling period.
