And in many of the most successful movies of all time accomplishment is accompanied by incalculable loss: In Ms. Doran's words, "Obi-Wan dies, Dumbledore dies, Gandalf dies, 1,500 passengers on the Titanic die, thousands of Pandorans die".
Many times accomplishments aren't defined or focused.
This feature is essential for in-situ assays by allowing the real-time accomplishment of the entire analytical measurement at remote places.
It had been a long time between accomplishments.
Michael Green, a former director for Asia at the National Security Council and now a professor at Georgetown University, suggested that Mr. Bush was acutely conscious that he had 15 months left, little time for accomplishments that could counterbalance Iraq.
They provided evidence from reading times and lexical decision times that accomplishments (α CAUSE x BECOME IN-STATE) are inherently more complex than achievements (x BECOME IN-STATE).
"For all the times your accomplishments have been ignored while others who scream and yell get the credit.
For a time, her accomplishment put her in the public's affection at the level of Babe Ruth, Jack Dempsey, Bill Tilden and Red Grange.
History of lunar observation and exploration time period accomplishment prehistoric and early historic times Basic knowledge of Moon's motion, phases, and markings is gathered and expressed in myth and legend.
The Russian press sent Mr. Kahn a copy of "Soviet Literature," printed in English-and containing a piece by R. Samarin, that deals with the war-time literary accomplishments of several American writers, principal among whom were John Hersey, B. Mauldin, and Marion Hargrove.
