Moreover, we constantly returned to the context of the separate references to ensure that the codes were compatible with the raw data (in Vietnamese).
"Looking forward to the year ahead, we will constantly return to that objective".
There are, meanwhile, popular video games, like Call of Duty and Full Spectrum Warrior, in which millions of us constantly return to Iraq, virtually, and win battles we actually lost, or never really waged.
Whisking constantly, return to the heat until thickened – about 5 minutes.
As with the external light in Jeanne Dielman, No Home Movie sees Akerman constantly return to a shot of a dilapidated sun lounger that hunkers, unloved, in the garden belonging to her ageing and ailing mother, Natalia.
The English text – Van der Aa's own, incorporating extracts from poems by the South African poet Ingrid Jonker, who drowned herself at the age of 31 – is sung in long, smoothly contoured lines that constantly return to the same melodic shapes.
And he advises budding wildlife photographs to embrace this sentiment, making pictures of things that they can constantly return to, rather than looking to emulate professional portfolios.
Both it and "True Detective" constantly return to this juxtaposition of the natural and the mechanical.
"We were seeking work by individuals who may have no formal training," she said, "be self-taught, be compulsive, inventive, self-motivated, demonstrate spontaneous personal invention or fundamental creative impulse, and constantly return to the same motifs or an intense elaboration of them".
