Speaking by cellphone from a scaffold, he characterized the whole sequence of events as "really something".
If you get the whole sequence of moves right, the computer will let you know that you succeeded.
The whole sequence of six movements in Idmen juxtaposed sounds of vocal strangeness, such as glissandos and microtonal clusters, with the percussive energy of Amadinda.
"The FSA, Treasury and the European commission must work closely together to ensure the whole sequence of transactions of this type is fully disclosed to the British, German and French tax authorities.
I was seduced all over again by Edward St Aubyn's Patrick Melrose, re-reading the whole sequence of novels before reaching for At Last (Picador), an elegant, witty, fearless story of loss and self-acceptance.
Because I don't have a huge number of workers, each cabinetmaker is responsible for the whole sequence of steps required to take a project from the woodpile to the finishing room.
These paintings constitute a metaphor for Pilgrimage itself: the whole sequence of novels reflects upon the acts of reading and writing as essential ways for women to memorialise their experience, and insists, moreover, that a woman's experience has as much value as a man's.
The whole sequence of leaders falling on their swords, from Gavyn Davies (lots of talk about honour among the pundits), through Greg Dyke (with the valedictory chorus of wailing BBC employees) to Gilligan, in truculent, rather sulky mode, why, it was like the best bits of The Last Samurai, the recent film about Japanese warriors.
Just three years passed before the Human Genome Project published the whole sequence of a human genome in 2003.
Only half of the measures indicated de-fragmentation over the whole sequence of five steps.
Through the whole sequence of CYP21A2, the intron 2 splice mutation 656A to 656G was found.
