A speaker so vocally various, so facially vigorous, so versatile of eyebrow, so eccentric of movement and gesture — even rising virtually "on point" at times for emphasis.
The pair had been virtually inseparable on time over the three rounds of the tournament - Romero slightly slower in qualifying, Houvenaghel just behind her in Saturday's first round, and were set off on identical schedules, both aiming for a 3min 28sec ride, with their coach Dan Hunt standing in the track centre looking on.
Encourage your son to spend a lot of time on the personal statement and virtually no time on the supplementary essays.
Part of the reason for Brazil's poor performance, of course, stemmed from some remarkable play by an attack-oriented Chilean team that allowed Brazil virtually no time on the ball.
An exception to these graduated restrictions on abortion is the Netherlands where, the United Nations notes, "abortion is permitted virtually on request at any time between implantation and viability if performed by a physician in a (licensed) hospital or clinic".
"You're talking about being far, far away from home, in convivial company and easily available cheap alcohol – at that time virtually on a 24 hour basis.
He had trouble getting his work in on time and was virtually paralyzed when he had a writing assignment.
"I felt awful virtually every time I've had one of my on-court meltdowns".
The answer pops up, literally, virtually every time someone signs on to America Online: in-your-face advertising.
This is why Giuliani invokes either Churchill or Reagan, or both, virtually every time he speaks on the subject; in his mind, the next president faces exactly the same kind of struggle with a hungry agent of totalitarianism.
