Landscape architecture is the chief specialty of Galper-Baldon Designs, and Baldon masterminds virtually all the residential work, except for plantings.
They were barred from communicating with virtually all outsiders, except for their lawyers and certain family members.
In virtually all cases, except at the finest chunk size in two soils, the near-infrared reflectance decreased regularly as chunk size increased.
But it seems safe to say that virtually all New Yorkers except rabid Rudy-phobes were grateful he was the mayor on Sept. 11, 2001, with or without help from above.
That torture produced no useful intelligence, according to virtually all accounts, except those offered by people like former Vice President Dick Cheney, who was the key architect of the Bush administration's lawless detention and interrogation policies.
The center no longer holds; in fact, it hasn't held for a while, because, exactly as the bulk of filmmaking has shifted away from studio productions and virtually all movies except for franchises have become, in effect, independent films, movies have fallen into conflicting extremes of artifice and of reality, and the idea of reality has become a sort of critical cult.
Matthias reported that Hanford was "ideal in virtually all respects," except for the farming towns of White Bluffs and Hanford.
On Nov. 8, 1994, California voters approved the ballot measure by 59%to41%1%, with substantial support from virtually all groups except for Latinos and Jews.
Ritchie: My great surprise in my 10 years here was "Waiting for Godot," which was virtually all local except for Barry McGovern.
Numbers using the Poor Law system increased during the interwar years and between 1921 and 1938 despite the extension of unemployment insurance to virtually all workers except the self-employed.
