run of events

The entire run of events had obviously alarmed him immensely.

Ellie asked, puzzled by the quite unpredictable run of events.

There was no quiz at the end, nor will there be during this run of events.

"But it's very difficult to separate when you're just getting a run of events versus something responding to a longer signal.

Particular situations can "bring out" the "bad side" of people, which in the normal run of events would not occur.

There are several other options that can assist on-time running of events:

This was so completely out of the ordinary run of events that the operator blankly asked why.

"The manifestation is, I insist, supernormal, in the sense that it surpasses the ordinary run of events.

In the normal run of events they would have camped only when the dusk obscured the wagon ruts they were following.

In the normal run of events, that was his strength; the strength of all SAS officers.

Rhodan had no intention of officially involving himself in the current run of events, not even to the extent of appearing indirectly responsible.

The Peer Support Leaders have important roles to play in both intra- and inter-school activities, like helping to facilitate the smooth running of events.

Although these figures were gathered by the Armenian National Council, and have been questioned by some, given the general run of events, they were unlikely to be too exaggerated.

Mr Darling may be toast - his reputation has been damaged, perhaps fatally, by the run of events in recent months - but he is not about lie down on the grill.

Marx's "general rate of profit" specifically represents the "minimum profit rate" on capital, below which the producers, in the normal run of events, cannot stay in business for long.

"You are dealing here with something that is more subtle and with a greater capacity for evil and deception than the evil things you encounter in the ordinary run of events.

This run of events, and the knowledge that the RAF was only capable of short penetrations over France in daylight, led the Luftwaffe to believe Germany was invulnerable to attack.

The main aspect of the scheme which has caused controversy is the priority of Canadian competitors in conducting practice runs of events, particularly at the Whistler Slide Centre, over competitors from other countries.

For the traditionalists, there was a ceremonial slaughter, when Jacob Zuma rolled up his sleeves to dispatch a cow, two goats and a pair of chickens in the hope of encouraging the ancestors to oversee the smooth running of events.

Between tomorrow's term paper and yesterday's social gathering, somewhere within the harried run of events that make up "the college experience," more and more students are likely to be found working in soup kitchens or in other public service jobs but pursuing apparently different goals.

But the lightning run of events that had swept Ricci from Palardy's death room in Sunnydale to this strange city hundreds of miles down the coast within a span of ten hours had left him in an unpleasant and critical mood.

The spread of radioactive material across Europe in 1986 led to widespread chaos as food bans were introduced in some countries and not others, and governments issued conflicting travel advice, a run of events now playing out in Japan, said Baverstock, who is now based at the University of Eastern Finland.

No, a woman with such a zest for life and action was not likely to return to an English drawing-room life where watching the men play backgammon, surely the dullest of games, would be the highlight of a week, and deciding the day's menus and drawing up a guest list for next Thursday, the usual run of events.

In the normal run of events these would never come to my notice, but on this occasion I was going to make a plea of mitigation on his behalf and hoped that the Bench would release their prisoner into my care and he would be summarily dealt with in accordance with Air Force Law.