If you are not sure where to begin, consult the obituary for details.
If in doubt as to where to look, consult with your car's owner's manual.
This image was corrected one spring, when my father made his yearly pilgrimage to Boston, where I live, to consult an arrhythmia specialist.
"They can easily adapt in a crisis compared to a company managed by a board, where you have to consult other people and get approvals for everything," he says.
Elena is walking in a graveyard near a fairground-like place where she has gone to consult a faith healer.
An Italian journalist recounts his ground-level trek through Thailand, Malaysia, Myanmar and other nations, where he was determined to consult every fortuneteller who crossed his path.
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That she had become even in her lifetime something of a celebrity would not have surprised her and she would also consider it entirely fitting that some of her pamphlets are now in the Bodleian Library at Oxford, where Maggie Smith was able to consult them before playing her in the film.
In the typical draft that goes on against the fence at school, you know who the athletes are, who the sissies are, who to crib from in a history exam and avoid on the kickball team, but up on psych choosing a squad of decent players was primarily a pharmacological matter, something where, really, you wanted to consult the DSM-IV before you made your first selection.
One of their more successful and sought-after programs is Corporate Service Corps -- where employees are selected to consult in an emerging market country.
