The local title was Apollonia, which seems always to have been used for the corresponding yearly festival.
In the background of an essay like "Don't Send Your Kid to the Ivy League" — and of essays like "No Time to Think" or "The 'Busy' Trap," both published in the Times — is the looming presence of the arrhythmic, unreassuring modern world, which seems always to be speeding things up in a senseless way.
In the background of an essay like "Don't Send Your Kid to the Ivy League"—and of essays like "No Time to Think" or "The 'Busy' Trap," both published in the Times is the looming presence of the arrhythmic, unreassuring modern world, which seems always to be speeding things up in a senseless way.
Heather's body was glistening in perspiration as she moaned in anticipation of the whiplash, which seemed always to be withheld.
With his slouching posture and narrow eyes — which seem always on the verge of closing, even midsentence, for a long, deep sleep — Brahui is a quiet leader in the most literal sense.
The smoldering nostalgia of Björk's musical material is balanced by the urgent optimism of her lyrics, which seem always charged with the sense that the next moment or meeting could transform everything.
In the 45 years that Kurt Kjellin sold antiques in the East Village, he was known for his intense work ethic, generous spirit and strong, gnarled hands, which seemed always to be busy.
For now, Navteq keeps track of the traffic in twenty-two cities. Certainly, this system is an improvement on such blunt instruments as the periodic updates on AM radio, which seem always to report traffic on routes that do not pertain to your own — a reassuring absence of news, until you hit the afore-unmentioned jam.
For now, Navteq keeps track of the traffic in twenty-two Certainlyerthisly, thisystemem is an improvement on such blunt instruments as the periodic updates on AM radio, which seem always to report traffic on routes that do not pertain to your own a reassuring absence of news, until you hit the afore-unmentioned jam.
From the perspective of detrended calendar month series, which seem always to be visually smoothed by seasonal factor estimates (in logs when appropriate for AMBSA), this should not a be surprising result removal of a smooth component causes loss of smoothness, which negative autocorrelation can formally identify.
While researching a Ph.D. dissertation at Oxford on how British politics and the volatile rubber and tin markets shaped preindependence Malaysia, he noticed how soaring prices, which seemed always to take investors by surprise, were often preceded by periods in which low prices bankrupted producers.
