And it took nearly twice as long as usual to write this column.
It is usual to write ∊ for "is a member of" and to abbreviate ∼(x ∊ y) to x ∉ y.
Assigned to cover the Kentucky Derby in 1970, his mind was too blown with drugs, as usual, to write the story.
His biographer, Evans, does not believe that the argument in the Creole cases represented Benjamin's personal view; rather, he was an advocate for his clients in an era when it was usual to write dramatically to distract attention from the weaker points of a case.
In "Still Life," Coward discarded his usual flippancy to write in earnest; here Rice imposes her own flippancy on his seriousness.
The usual way to write about Wagner is to proceed from the world-historical level, musing on some combination of Aeschylus, the Icelandic sagas, Shakespeare, "Faust," Beethoven's Ninth, Schopenhauer, Nietzsche, George Bernard Shaw, Theodor Herzl, Adolf Hitler, "Apocalypse Now," and Bugs Bunny.
The surprise in this 5-to-4 decision was less the outcome than the lineup, with Justice David H. Souter deserting his usual allies to write the majority opinion and Justice Sandra Day O'Connor warning in dissent that the decision carried "a grave potential for abuse".
He had risen at 5, as usual, to read, write and prepare for a full day of meetings on everything from nuclear disarmament to health care.
Thus, convenient limits must to be carried out, as usual in BEM, to write Eq. (31) for source points positioned exclusively at the body boundary.
The usual approach to writing an entry on a historical figure, namely presenting a straightforward summary of her major works and then offering a few words of appraisal, cannot be carried out in her case.
In the collection, there are some stories that use pretty language, some with humor, some going for more narrative, but with "Leopard," I thought I would get away from my usual tricks and try to write something earnest.
