The National Children's Hospital and Rural Broadband
leap to mind.
Their names
leap to mind. And many still jostle for prominence in books dedicated to the famous.
A couple of recent opportunities for such an approach
leap to mind.
Jefferson Parker, but the two novelists that most often
leap to mind as peers are Walter Mosley and National Book Award finalist Kem Nunn.
For Winters, it's certainly a welcome step up from those Allstate commercials, while Duhamel is one of the few current actors who
leap to mind as being able to invest Milt with Sir Lancelot-like qualities despite a role that's purposefully written not to delve much beneath the surface.
Witch trials
leap to mind immediately -- an observation that bears out -- but there are any number of other groups.
Two possibilities
leap to mind: One, the board exercised its authority to seek new leadership just about as soon as it could.
I
leap to mind remembered names or grasp to reposition.
learnt over the ard by rival prod Some have come and gone -Albion Market and Eldorado
leap to mind -however its latter day rivals with equal staying power are EastEnders and Emmerdale whose cast members and gone -Albion leap to mi mind nd -ivals with equ qual al astEnders and nd t members rs and nd nd nd nd characters are as familiar as our own family.
When we hear the word poverty, poor people and poor living conditions
leap to mind, maybe Mother Teresa ministering to the aged and infirm in Calcutta.
One journalist wondered whether Umane was a "brilliant competitor or a ruthless jackass," but those are not the words that immediately
leap to mind after an evening in his company.
Glamour and poise aren't exactly words that
leap to mind when we think of LiLo so our hats go off to the team who managed to transform her into one of the screen's most dignified icons, even if her acting was panned.
However, a myriad of concerns immediately
leap to mind with this rudimentary fault-finding groundwork.
The words "fiery" and "funky" appropriately
leap to mind and mouth when tasting gochujang (Korean red chili paste).
"The words 'lumbering' and 'dinosaur' do
leap to mind. A work of parched, dispassionate sociology, India feels longer than its 398 pages.