Mr. Polles's son, Stefano, and daughter, Isabella, who had worked in Sorriso part time, deferred their education and careers to work full time — she waits tables, he trained in Italy to make pizza.
K-2SO is hulking and dark, more like Ted Hughes's Iron Man in miniature, but with a droll way of objecting to orders; his style in backtalk involves a nicely timed deferred punchline.
Patients were tested after at least 12 h withdrawal of medication, which is standard practice in Parkinson's disease research as medication effects are minimized, yet preserving the functionality of the patients for most of the wake time (Defer et al., 1999).
I want the people who are helping to make our company great to have the opportunity to realize the economic rewards of their success in real-time, not deferred time.
Beat the elite four (and the champ) Use leaf green (or another fire red card) to trade Pokemon (you will need to restart a few times with deferring starters each time for the dogs).
Some, like Mr. Paul and Senator Mark Steven Kirk, Republican of Illinois, seem to view the old Senate rituals of biding one's time and deferring to senior members as passé.
Although it's the 1970s, the narrator's aunt spends most of her time obediently deferring to her antisocial husband and his peremptory opinions.
In extreme cases, squeezing ground has been handled by allowing the rock to yield while keeping the process under control, then remining and resetting initial support several times, plus deferring concrete lining until the ground arch becomes stabilized.
Real rest time is deferred until the workers go back onshore, leaving no time for holidays.
At the same time, we defer the issues of phage nomenclature and taxonomy to a later time – essential as these questions are, they may be better addressed after we define the evolutionary relationships and natural groups that have to be properly named.
