I cannot imagine anyone ever wanting to
change places with her.
This
change places Clinical Chemistry in the top 3% of all published journals; the immediacy index is 1.769, placing it in the top 2.5% of all journals.
They will
change places again if the Worksop golfer takes the title on Sunday and a finish in the top five could be good enough depending on where Donald comes.
No doubt the cynics will cry out that we would all
change places with Mr Rooney and the record lotto winner.
3 : to put one thing in the place of another : switch <Our teacher made us
change places.>
Eddie Murphy and Dan Ackroyd star in the hilarious movie which sees a street-smart hustler
change places with a city slicker with hilarious consequences.
And, much more to the point, West realise that their relegation rivals Darlington have two relatively easy matches to come which could well enable them to
change places.
IFYOU COULD
CHANGE PLACES WITH ANYONE FOR A DAY, WHO WOULD IT BE?
* Have them discuss how they would react if they had to
change places with Anupam for a year.
OVER the past few weeks I've been inundated with letters from bands looking for musicians and musicians looking for bands as players
change places more often than couples as swingers parties.
I wouldn't want to
change places with the Beckhams despite all their money and my modest income.
"Someone from a wealthy family will
change places for 10 days with a girl from a poor background," said director, Merryn Threadgould.
That figure and ground in his paintings often shift and
change places and that the face of the canvas itself can seem so hauntingly fugitive are qualities as significant as any in lending these eroded abstractions their mute force.
Lots of pensioners would love to
change places with offenders.
MARIAH CAREY; Q If you could
change places with anybody for 24 hours, who would it be and why?
