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This was satisfactorily punctuated by an impromptu on-camera interview of my boss, Robin Murray and several others in the audience.

The swishing noise was punctuated by an occasional rooster's crow or the bleat of a white goat scrambling up the yellow honeycombed hills.

He worked on jabbing and then going for combinations to the body, punctuated by an occasional uppercut.

Deng soared high above the floor on her tumbling passes, her every landing punctuated by the appreciative roar of the crowd.

Stock markets remained in upheaval, with the general downward trend punctuated by events like an 11-percent gain in the Dow on Oct.

The sheer scale and speed of the current urban expansion make it unlike any of the big changes that have punctuated urban history.

In becoming the world's richest man, Mr Gates's unswerving self-belief has repeatedly been punctuated by that sort of pragmatism.

The panda produces a badly punctuated wildlife manual and tosses it over his shoulder. "I'm a panda, " he says, at the door.

It was a crunching of heavy feet, punctuated now and again by the clattering of a displaced stone.

This vast desert land is mainly comprised of vast, empty tracts, punctuated with but a few specially-adapted plants and trees.

Rounds of automatic rifle fire crackled into the air throughout the day, punctuated by the intermittent sounds of explosions.

And four clear values punctuated with the word integrity that will guide our decisions and our behavior.

All the main roads in the area are punctuated with road blocks. Some travellers do not get through.

Your trip to Mexico may have been an endless parade of hassles punctuated by a few exquisite moments.

In the final 30 seconds of the final round. Holmes fired away with the flurry punctuated by an uppercut and a Big right.

Most radio and television stations stopped functioning, and the airwaves were only punctuated by a few rare radio appeals for help.

He was the co-developer with Stephen Jay Gould of the theory of punctuated equilibrium.

Until 2004 the West End neighbourhood in High Point, North Carolina, was an open-air drug market. Gun shots punctuated the night.

As a child, my memories of mushrooms were always punctuated by "Don't touch that. It could be poisonous. "

So the super-bubble was composed of a number of smaller bubbles -- and punctuated by a series of financial crises.

The class will be conducted as a structured discussion, punctuated by student presentations and "mini-lectures" by the instructor.

The streets are punctuated with checkpoints and sand barricades - a form of defence against a possible attack.

George F. Will--Football incorporates the two worst elements of American society: violence punctuated by committee meetings.

The rhythm of modern life is punctuated by beeps , bleeps and a generalized attention deficit disorder.

North of the river, the land surface consists primarily of gravel plains punctuated by rocky hills.

'The Solar and Heliospheric Observatory recorded the comet's last hours. The end was punctuated by an unexpected explosion. '

Britain's postwar history was punctuated by currency crises, which devalued governments as well as the pound.

"Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" is a horrible experience of unbearable length, briefly punctuated by three or four amusing moments.

Something is punctuated with peculiar burst of His speech was punctuated with applause.

Her thoughts now were of a more liberal character, and she punctuated them with speculations as to the whereabouts of Drouet.

It is always narrated in the superlative and punctuated with exclamation marks.

He punctuated his solemn remarks with a few well-chosen jokes.

Gun battles, punctuated by bomb and rocket blasts, raged in the usually heavily protected center of the city for more than four hours.

The isthmus would be greyish brown , littered with whelk shells and punctuated by shipwrecks .

He learned to stare at people without blinking, and he perfected long silences punctuated by staccato bursts of fast talking.

This episode is as repetitive as the first, with endless scenes of kisses interruptus punctuated by moody indie-rock songs.

As I am on my own, I quickly get adopted by the more friendly couples, and the walk is punctuated by jolly conversation.

He learned to stare unblinking at people, and he perfected long silences punctuated by staccato bursts of fast talking.

punctuated by a happy American jumping in the air, were the antithesis of traditional Big Three ads, with their macho men and muscle cars.

From a distance, we could hear the rumble of the protest in Tahrir Square, punctuated by the sounds of bullets and screams.

He also found that punctuated evolution explained about 22% of such genetic changes, with the remainder unfolding smoothly through time.

Its storytelling is punctuated by jargon and scholarly narratives, including numerous academic references.

The steady click of her needles punctuated the science.

Punctuated Eductional Thoughts is an important part of Bollnnow's thoughts about anthropological pedagogy.

Tom sticks his skinny frame into blue jeans and wrinkled shirts, and he talks HIP talk, punctuated with obscenities.

Its covered walkways are punctuated by circular windows, each providing a different perspective on the surrounding landscape.

Although punctuated by the occasional joke, Mr Blair's last performance at prime minister's question time was somewhat sombre.

Each of the watches presents a study in black or white, artistically punctuated by rose-gold-coloured or diamond details.

Port-au-Prince's snarling traffic is now punctuated by curses in Chinese and Cuban Spanish.

so carefully worked out, punctuated by textbooks-those purchasable wells of wisdom -what would civilization be like without its benefits?

Early Sunday, the sound of antiaircraft fire and screaming fighter jets echoed across Tripoli, punctuated by heavy explosions.

The fortress-like entrance wall is punctuated by a large opening which allows a glimpse of the entry courtyard.

Mamoru Oshii "s films typically follow a rhythm of slow-paced exposition in near-silence, punctuated by several sequences of fast action. "

Earth tones are predominant background colors, often punctuated by vibrant primary-color accessories.

Second, soaring volatility caught out even those betting on falling markets or currencies, as sudden jumps punctuated the slide.

The study focused on movement transitions - when the music slows down, is punctuated by a brief silence and begins the next movement.

History's worst bear markets have been punctuated by many rallies when people thought the worst was over.

Nakagawa's appearance in Rome was punctuated by long pauses , garbled sentences and an apparently overwhelming desire for 40 winks .

Punctuated by bouts of violence and fitful interludes of diplomacy, the deadly stalemate continues. Neither George H.

Another reads, " Mumbai back to life , " punctuated by a smiley - face sun .

The benign borrowing conditions of recent years have been punctuated by a series of events that has rattled, but not derailed, markets.

Israel? Punctuated by bouts of violence and fitful interludes of diplomacy, the deadly stalemate continues.

He showed that the average individuals sleep cycle is punctuated with peculiar bursts of eye-movements.

The text is punctuated throughout with video clips and photographs of actors recreating the characters and scenes.

Punctuated by bouts of violence and fitful interludes of diplomacy, the deadly stalemate continues.

Secular swings are long-term movements that span years or decades and are punctuated by shorter cyclical movements.

Make sure that the sentence is grammatically correct and punctuated correctly.

long stretches of hard work punctuated by brief moments in which we are given the opportunity to perform at our best.

Our twin basic instincts must forever live together in uneasy peace, punctuated by periods of bloody conflict.

And it was a performance punctuated by dizzying triple-digit ups and downs.

The new museum is a black four-level cube clad with large scale wooden panels punctuated by large glazed openings.

A conversation occasionally punctuated By pregnant pauses.

These in turn fade into tall forests of pine and birch, punctuated by meadows and timeless villages of log houses.

A steady drip-drip-drip punctuated his words as snowmelt ran off his cloak to puddle on the floor.

A series of spectacular scene changes are punctuated by characters singing directly in front of a black curtain.

Since bubbles disrupt financial markets, history has been punctuated by financial crises.

He punctuated his speeches with meaningful pauses and long stares at the audience.

All three saw many years in which democratic rule was regularly punctuated by military coups.

Premier Zhu's speech was punctuated from time to time by the applause of the journalists.

This was punctuated by her remarks of gratitude.

But her path to political office was punctuated by smear campaigns targeting her health.

Ttip the punctuated equilibrium of market economics in their favor.

This monotonous diet was only once punctuated by a ration of fruits and other stuff on Christmas Day.

This residence is immediately noticeable because of its blank concrete facade punctuated only by doorway.

The announcement was punctuated by the cheers from the crowd.

Most works have a well-defined start and finish, and things like periodicals and journals are regularly punctuated individual releases.

We walked on the ground level terrace punctuated regularly with huge columns.

There is a din of heavy machinery, punctuated by blasts from cannons scaring birds away from toxic lakes.

The island's dry savannah climate is punctuated by pristine, white sand beaches.

The football game was punctuated by the cheers of supporters.

it's facade relentlessly punctuated by evenly spaced windows.

He spoke in French and punctuated with hiccups. His friend was French too, but spoke in German using the Same system of punctuation however.

The audience punctuated his speech by outbursts of applause.

However, that age was punctuated with extremes in seeing things.

His speech was punctuated with laughter from the opposition.

AFRICA'S recent history is punctuated with nasty civil wars. Angola.

AFRICA'S recent history is punctuated with nasty civil wars.

Real-life learning is never terse; it'schoas and confusion punctuated with moments of insight ( "Ah-ha! " ) andclarity.

The housing report punctuated a wave of bad news that has been building all summer.

If a 26-year-old sends elaborately punctuated text messages, does this herald the end of an era?

When the ancient prose is punctuated, the meaning becomes clear.

This period will be punctuated by the June Solstice.

He punctuated his remarks with gestures.

His lecture was punctuated by burst of applause.

The skipper's season has been punctuated by injury but he returned to play 90 minutes in Tuesday's goalless draw with Wolves.

When it is punctuated, the meaning becomes clear.

The freestyle aerial event is a high-energy competition that is punctuated by the heavy beat of loud rock music.

The one prediction that can be made with some certainty is that the revolutions will be punctuated by protracted periods of chaos.

He punctuated his remarks with thumps on the table.

Since its separation from gold, the dollar has been in a long downtrend, punctuated by periodic strength.

But the bull was punctuated by longer and more-vicious bear markets, the most famous of which was the crash of October 1987.

They're punctuated by major rallies, such as the one that began at the Nov. 20 low of 752 and then failed at 935 in January.

There remains a risk of an extended period of weak growth punctuated by periods of contraction, as seen in Japan in the 1990s.

Punctuated Ligation of Mucous Membrane of Upper Haemorrhoid for Treatment of Severe Haemorrhoids

The punctuated politics of Stephen Jay Gould: science and culture in evolutionary theory; Michael Shermer

Punctuated Equilibrium And The Dynamics Of U. S. Environmental Policy

Xiaoying Zhou Isle, Central-lake Pavilion and Ruangong Isle are punctuated on the West Lake like three pieces of emerald;

a speech punctuated with applause

The fire broke out at 12. 36am and spread rapidly, punctuated by explosions of LPG cylinders