I started grabbing some air—3,600 . . . 3,700 . . . 3,800 . . . 3,900 feet—and the jet came under us ...

[…] we may describe differential dynamics as a gallery of disease patterns that may preacquaint the therapist with the picture which is likely to emerge when all the pieces are fitted together.

The facility she shows in playing the violin is unrivalled.

[I]t will not be deny'd that he may be the competent Judge of a neat picture, or elegant Poem, that cannot limne the like.