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"The current standing, I'm not sure that's going to stay forever because Democrats, as long as they stick to the message of how do you be fiscally responsible, how do you make the appropriate investments in educating our young people to make sure our people get good jobs, as they continue to leave the shrill social extremism to the other party--and that continues to be a theme that comes out of the Republican Party--I think the prospects for Virginia Democrats are great.

While we are on the subject of eyelashes, it would seem appropriate at this point to describe Erast Fandorin's appearance in somewhat greater detail, since he is destined to play a pivotal role in the astounding and terrible events that will shortly unfold.

With all due respect to Dr. Commer and his distinguished predecessors, the position of Recording Secretary was established at the very founding and incorporation of the museum as a distinctly independent office in order, and I quote, "that the Board of Governors as constituted above should have on an annual basis and at such other times as deemed appropriate clear and objective accounts of all important undertakings of the museum and its officers."I then read him the appropriate sections in the Rules of Governance, pointing out not only that my position is a constitutional one as far as the museum is concerned but that I report not to him but to the Board of Governors.

Of course there were exceptions, but generally and characteristically each member of the body politic remained within the appropriate estate, or order, or degree, just as the head, eyes and limbs of the body cannot be interchanged.

At an appropriate age Thomas More's younger sister, Elizabeth, married a lawyer; his elder sister in turn married another lawyer, who later became a coroner.

The authorities generally ensured that they were seen to be on the `right side' on the appropriate occasions, and supported whichever monarch emerged from the processes of fate, time and faction.

But it is appropriate to end a chapter concerning More's childhood in London with the description of an encounter in a hall or street: `they have the incredible courtesy of remaining with their heads uncovered, with an admirable grace, whilst they talk to each other'?He mentions Cheapside, too, where `there are fifty-two goldsmiths' shops, so rich and full of silver vessels'?This, as we shall see, is the street down which the young Thomas More made his way to school.

So from earliest time London was the most appropriate site for trade, for markets, and for barter.

Now that her MPD had been identified, she could receive appropriate therapy, and her alters, giving up their secrets, would fuse into one personality.

This book is being written near the close of the 20th century, an appropriate time to reflect upon our place in the universe.

My mother believed not only that life should be lived with zest, but also that American citizens had inalienable rights, including the right to get the appropriate money due one, by an insurance company for example, even if it meant lying a little.

It will become clear as the argument unfolds why this model -- this bundle of hypotheses -- is an appropriate one in the present state of our knowledge of biblical texts and, indeed, that it has the virtue of being parsimonious, an unusual characteristic in this particular area.

This is an anachronistic term, stemming as it does from an office of the Vatican, but appropriate nonetheless.

By its execution, we are to accomplish our appropriate mission, and a greater one than any yet fulfilled by any nation.Bly knows about women's ascensionism, but he thinks ‘it is appropriate for women to describe it’. ‘We will confine ourselves here to men's ascensionism.’ The dialogue had better start soon, before the yodelling gets any louder.

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