If fiction writing were a fairer profession, the price of such hearing would be blindness, but the hell of it is that Price can also see — even in the dark and at great distances — and not only with his ordinary two eyes but with a wider, clearer third one that's set between them and an inch above them.
After causal analysis, we found that the difference arose from the intertwining flexible shafts that are set between the manipulators and servomotors; such a situation affects the stability and speed of rotation.
The real action is in the upper panels and the quatrefoil windows that are set between them, where Chinese icons complement, and comment upon, the life of Christ.
In its first-quarter report released Friday, Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway disclosed it had sold derivatives on the S&P 500 and three foreign stock indexes that were set to expire between 2019 and 2028.
Pillar candles flicker in tall glass cylinders that are set in the wall between the entryway and the dining room.
Her encouragement and participation were critical to the success of the CHASC collaboration that was set up between high-energy astronomers and statisticians at Harvard in the wake of the launch of the Chandra X-Ray Observatory.
A program of exchanges that was set up between the Shanghai Conservatory, the Shanghai Opera and the San Francisco Opera resulted in the first original language production of Gounod's "Romeo and Juliet" in 1996, followed by Bizet's "Carmen" a year later with Ms. Zhou's pupil Wei Song as Don José.
We're a specific public-private partnership that was set up between the Japanese government, Japanese big pharma, and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to drive forward the discovery and development of new medicines, vaccines and diagnostics for infectious diseases in the developing world.
In addition, funds can only be transferred between accounts that are set up with online access, and Bill Pay payees cannot be set up or edited on the phone.
A fireplace is set between the doors.
Dating of the well is set between 1492 and 1510.
