After more time time then ceased to move or be moved or be move-throughable and assumed a shape above and apart, a huge and orange-eyed wingless fowl hunched incontinent atop the stall, with a kind of watchful but deeply uncaring personality that didn't seem keen on Poor Tony Krause as a person at all, or to wish him well.
In an age where apps like Tinder and Grindr have seemingly taken over the dating market, Silberberg wants to bring dating back to person-to-person interactions arranged under the watchful eye of a matchmaker.
(She's a self-possessed person, quite cool and watchful, in a white shirt with trumpet sleeves, tartan leggings, bare feet and a smattering of makeup).
He is, in person, every bit as watchful as one might expect a hip-hop godfather to be, but a good deal friendlier.
When glimpsed in person, he's a watchful dandy sporting a colorful knit cap, but sightings are few and far between.
In person, he is warm but watchful, and surprisingly shy; he seems like a man who does not crave attention, even though he has spent most of his life courting it.
He is kind, watchful, and wants to be helpful — a rare person, but such people exist.
In person, Pitt is generous and forthcoming, watchful in a paternalistic sort of way.
Children in the adenoidectomy group had significantly more days with fever than the children in the watchful waiting group: 20.00 v 16.49 days per person year during the total follow-up (difference 3.51, 2.33 to 4.69).
During the total follow-up the incidences of upper respiratory tract infections episodes in the adenoidectomy and watchful waiting group were 7.91 and 7.84 per person year (difference in incidence rate 0.07, 95% confidence interval −0.70 to 0.85; table 2).
