Last night had none of the same symmetry, which was apparent immediately, when Cone walked his first batter.
Yet the expectations have not been reduced, which was apparent in the tone of many of the solicitations.
I've written here before about the religious inspiration of his movies, which was apparent from the very first of them, "Napoleon Dynamite".
But this year, his limited schedule cost him preparation time, which was apparent upon each early exit in the season's first three majors, including Wimbledon, where he had won seven titles in eight years.
The couple had just returned from a holiday in Cyprus, and Korneliussen apologized for the mess, which was apparent only to her, and for her dog, a boisterous year-old German shepherd named Scout.
Armstrong has made even Americans realize that cycling is a team sport, which was apparent on Friday, as his eight teammates, all in blue, encircled the yellow-clad Armstrong like Cleveland Browns linemen blocking for the great Jim Brown -- except when Lance tore away to chew up and spit out an enemy.
They've made the stadium an extremely tough place for teams to come in and get points, which was apparent in KC's first trip there, where it took 2 PKs and a deflected goal for KC to get the 3-1 win.
In the 20th century the work of such photographers as Eugène Atget, Henri Cartier-Bresson, and Robert Doisneau ensured that the art had a dimension beyond journalistic and commercial purposes, which was apparent in the installation art of later figures such as Christian Boltanski.
In the following over, Marsh's first, Root was initially smacked on his bottom hand, which jerked off the handle in that motion cricketers say resembles someone starting a petrol mower, then feathered a catch through to the keeper that the umpire failed to spot but which was apparent by the smallest spike on the Snickometer, not dissimilar to the dismissal of Clarke on the first day.
One of the qualities I admire most about Phil — which was apparent all those years ago and continues to this day — is that he never stops iterating to do things better or faster or more efficiently or more thoughtfully.
However, since one subject had difficulties with the evaluation, which was apparent by observing that the anchor was consistently not found (receiving a score greater than 50 in two instances), the scores from this subject were removed from the analysis.
