With the third Bantu dispersal, this time from southern Congo and carrying with it trade connections, the practice of time-line patterns could have reached the Zambezi valley and the Nyasa-Ruvuma culture area of Tanzania, Malawi, and Mozambique the only areas in the eastern part of the continent where time-line patterns are prominent today.
Wasn't it the reason the world stopped interfering with the practice of time-honored customs like honor killing and female genital mutilation?
In the practice of the time, these young unmarried women would have quite likely shared a bed.
In a desperate attempt to stop the cancer's spread, Coley followed the practice of the time and amputated Dashiell's arm just below the elbow.
The remainder was apparent and was a consequence of the practice of measuring time relative to a nonuniform unit, namely, the rotation of Earth.
In the first half of the program he conducted works by Bach and Mozart from the harpsichord, a nod to the practice of the time, and later he was both soloist and conductor in Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 1.
Digitally restored from two original negatives and color tinted in accordance with the practice of the time, the new edition brings out textures and enhances depth effects to a degree that makes all previous video versions obsolete.
We refuse blank prosthetic solutions, the practice of wasting time, and referral to the powerless Parliament that lacks popular legitimacy".
But the practice of big-time sports is often cruel and corrupt, a business built on the exploitation of young people and the peddling of impossible dreams.
"Following the practice of the Times in reporting on national security, I discussed with senior government officials the potential risks of publication of sensitive information that touches on ongoing intelligence operations.
And as a whole, the practice of securing part-time jobs is fading into baseball's past.
