He carries a long, blue nail file with him and constantly uses it to attend to his nails.
The religion case, Locke v. Davey, No. 02-1315, raises the question of whether a state that offers taxpayer-financed scholarships for post-high school education can withhold the money from an otherwise eligible student who wants to use it to attend a religious college and major in theology.
Use it to attend to your personal issues, not just as a day to catch up on errands and watch Oprah.
They could use it to attend any in-state public school, charter school, i.e., publicly funded, but privately managed, or, if state allowed, any other private school that they choose.
We use it to attend the debate if functional status can be regarded only as osteoporosis (disease) explanatory or can functional status be also impacted by osteoporosis (disease).
As bloggers began sharing the image in 2012, claiming the MP was "posing" with the Hezbollah flag and using it to claim he attended "anti-Semitic and racist" rallies, his aides got in touch with the photographer.
What is truly revolutionary about Crawford is the proposed remedy: Parents of kids attending failing schools would be permitted to take the pro rata share of public money spent on their children and use it to pay for them to attend other schools, public or private.
The Violent Crime Reduction Act 2006 is abused by police forces all over the country who have used it to stop football fans legitimately attending games.
Since then, he has used it often to "attend" galleries and festivals in the US.
If you hide your compost far away in a damp, dank, dark area, you are less likely to use it and attend to it.
