I would write a one-page introduction, which would typically begin with a broad overview of the subject.
So we're now keeping a lookout for any phrases which would typically suggest that the wordplay is working in reverse, along with a hint of a hidden.
The company hopes to sell the machines, which would typically cost millions of dollars, to corporations that want vast amounts of computing power.
In Hammond's case, his plea agreement notes that the "base offense level" for his crime was six, which would typically carry a sentence of six to twelve months.
Lowell suffered from manic-depressive breakdowns, which would typically begin with his renouncing Ms. Hardwick for another woman and end with his being hospitalized.
The base, which would typically be a heavy solid platform, is conceived as a thin concrete slab that seems to hover several feet above the ground.
Judge Vinson had written that his ruling should be viewed as the "functional equivalent" of an injunction, which would typically stop the law in its tracks.
In the present study, analytical techniques (numerical simulations) are used to quantify barge impact loads over a wider range of conditions than that which would typically be feasible using experimental testing.
It suggests that if there is insufficient improvement within a set period, which would typically be 90 days, social workers should consider taking action to remove the child from the family.
No regulations prohibit advertising prescription drugs to youngsters, and Mr. Stone said there was a built-in safeguard in that they would have to go to a doctor to get a prescription, which would typically require adult approval.
And the matchup with Notre Dame brought to mind the glories of those universities' football programs, which would typically garner much more attention facing each other than in this National Invitation Tournament semifinal.
