Five years later, after the museum had expanded and changed its name to the Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Center for the Visual Arts at Stanford University, the Andersons withdrew that collection; museum professionals speculate that they did so because the museum was not prepared to wholeheartedly participate in their Collection Sharing Program with smaller museums.
In recent months, Mr. Murdoch has been able to pivot his attention to other pieces of his empire, but over the last couple weeks he has been almost wholeheartedly committed to preparing for his London testimony, this person said.
In recent months, he was able to pivot his attention to other pieces of his empire, but over the past couple of weeks he has been almost wholeheartedly committed to preparing for his London testimony, according to a person close to his company who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
If we're lucky, our students would also be prepared for diversity that other generations haven't been able to embrace wholeheartedly.
As Americans prepare for a festive Thanksgiving meal, millions of undocumented immigrants in the U.S. like Samaniego still aren't wholeheartedly welcomed at the table.
One rebel commander says that most battalions are preparing for a reckoning with Jabhat al-Nusra, were Mr Assad to fall.Sensing a growing reticence among Western governments to bolster the rebels more wholeheartedly, Mr Assad is digging in.
From opposite ends of the country, Christopher Biggins, who is preparing for his 38th panto season, this year as the dame at the Theatre Royal, Plymouth, and Elaine C Smith, mistress of the revelries in Aberdeen, agree wholeheartedly.
Make yourself available wholeheartedly to the cause.
We wholeheartedly concur.
I love you wholeheartedly.
