Writer quotes movie plot summaries from it, which are very strange indeed.
Those without cable can catch 30 minutes of "Big Brother" highlights on local stations, which receive free daily summaries from M-Net.
Most of the items were the usual fare: newspaper citations, summaries from the talk shows, offhand references to minor political figures ("Note to Debbie Dingell").
From November 3rd British taxpayers began receiving personal tax summaries from the Treasury in the post, detailing their contributions to the exchequer and how they are spent.
1. WARM-UP/DO-NOW: Prior to class, arrange students' desks into pairs, and place one of the 14 news summaries from "January 19-27: The Week in Review" on each pair of desks.
Or to send coded quotations and plot summaries from works such as "Paradise Lost" to students, as a mobile-phone company in England did a few years ago, in order to "promote understanding and recall"?
In New York, after vetting the more than 250 applications that meet basic requirements each year, the governor's staff typically gives him fewer than 10 case summaries from which to make his choices.
Speaking as someone who spends his Thursday hunting down predictions and weekly summaries from the herd of whimsical cats that is 19 team reps I think the expansion to 24 (counting NYCFC) is a good idea.
There was also a constant flow of "pool reports" — summaries from the rotating group of reporters who accompany the President of the United States (potus) or the First Lady (flotus) to private events.
The eight pages of summaries from the Justice Department, which were dated Aug. 9 but received by the court on Wednesday, came with a caveat that the prisoners may have been "intentionally withholding information and employing counter-interrogation techniques".
13The table displays summaries from two different correlation matrices.
