They come over from the same village on tourist visas and take it in turns.
These two parts of the animal take it in turns to act as an anchor, while the other digs further into the sediment.
Jackie Cowley also works at Active Security and says she is part of a group of friends who take it in turns to look after Mr Clements.
Year groups will take it in turns to miss lessons because the loss of the arts and theatre block has left the school with a shortage of classrooms.
Several priests in the diocese take it in turns to hold masses at the chapel, including one who once played for the most successful club in French rugby, Stade Toulouse.
Thank you. (Applause.) It turns out that people take a lot of interest in you when you're running for President. (Laughter.) They look into your past.
BlueScope Steel, to take one example, says it could reopen its shut furnace if the market turns in its favour.
As it turns out, the company has three basic routes that they want to take in order to start earning revenue on the service.
In fact, I usually find that all three are ugly ducklings and take turns when it comes to who will be the ugliest!
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Further, the fund tends to remain in mining stocks even if the sector as a whole turns lower, although it might increase its cash position some in order to take advantage of shares that might become cheap.
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They needed to sit down together, no matter how stuffy it got in the living room, no matter how loudly the radiators hissed and banged, and take turns speaking their minds.
In a mutually reciprocal system, as each individual cares for the best beneficial good of others and for humanity and the planet that we share as a whole, it turns out that this system of mutual reciprocity, in fact, will logically and practically take care of each individual, as well.
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