He staggered toward the veranda...

A staggered approach has been foreseen.

I was just staggered by it.

He staggered across the porch, grabbed the railing...

Sherlock Holmes staggered back, white with chagrin and surprise.

In the weeks since the vote, Taiwan has staggered ahead.

What! Sherlock Holmes staggered back, white with chagrin and surprise.

Maybe he just staggered and fell down without being hit.

I was staggered, sir. I did not know what to do.

For the General Assembly, those dates were staggered over a 13 week period.

The terms are staggered so that there are three appointments or reappointments each year.

He staggered into a general store and reported his car stolen. How are you?

Then, when she saw what it was, she screamed loudly, dropped it, and staggered back.

Take hold of his shoulders. I noticed he staggered a bit as he came in.

I was staggered, but I didn't know then... how much reason I had to be.

He staggered into the Coach and Horses more dead than alive, and flung his portmanteau down.

A staggered and continuous rotation will also protect OPS from rapid turnover and loss of experienced staff.

A staggered and continuous rotation will also protect UNOPS from rapid turnover and loss of experienced staff.

They're staggered by floor so 16 elevators can handle the 31,259 employees without a serious traffic jam.

When we got to the flat, there was Mrs. Bobbie looking well, I tell you, it staggered me.

Many firms have already eliminated anti takeover provisions in recent years, removing staggered boards and supermajority requirements for mergers.

Not all of Egypt votes on these dates the elections are staggered across three stages, each covering nine governorates.

He staggered not at the promise of God through unbelief but was strong in faith, giving glory to God

He staggered up towards the woods saying he was gonna find his wife and drag her home if it killed him.

A rear set of 16 petals are half staggered in relation to the front set and are visible at the edges of the flower.

So two or three cities staggered to one city to drink water, and were not satisfied yet you haven't returned to me, says Yahweh.

He staggered and set off back to the Coach and Horses forthwith, leaping over the deserted Huxter, who was now sitting up, on his way.

The election, staggered over five phases involving five polling days over four weeks, rather than one election day will determine who rules the world s largest democracy.

Men staggered right and left as the extraordinary conflict swayed swiftly towards the house door, and went spinning down the half dozen steps of the inn.

31. The staggered implementation of various releases at Headquarters and offices away from Headquarters has necessitated the continuance of some existing systems until the complete implementation of IMIS.

Even we, as opponents of the war, were staggered by what we found, with conservative to moderate estimates ranging from slightly less than a trillion dollars to more than 2 trillion.

This included the drafting of a local elections law, the conduct of low tech but sustainable voter registration, and holding of local elections in staggered phases from late 2004 to September 2005.

Somehow we staggered through Sunday, and by the time we drove Margo to the station late Monday afternoon, she and Lloyd had thawed out to the extent of being civil to each other.

In March 2005, an overall synthesis report was published, in addition to the staggered release of various synthesis reports targeted at specific audiences, on biodiversity, desertification, wetlands and water, business and industry, and health.

Staggered alignment of economic and social policies (such as the legal retirement age), new balancing schemes (euro bonds as a transfer instrument), and an effective stability mechanism are all needed to preserve the common currency.

The numbers involved are so huge that the elections will be staggered over five phases, ending only on May 13, with electoral and security personnel being moved from state to state as polling is concluded in each place.

OIOS is of the view that a system should be designed to stagger their rotation, based either on staggered arrivals to the mission or different tours of duty, at least for the first group to arrive in the mission.

Hall sent the knife sliding along the table to Wadgers, who acted as goal keeper for the offensive, so to speak, and then stepped forward as Jaffers and the stranger swayed and staggered towards him, clutching and hitting in.

The cure, such as it was, finally came about, years behind schedule, not through fiscal bleeding, but by massive monetary stimulus. When the groggy patient eventually staggered to its feet, the champions of fiscal bleeding triumphantly proclaimed that austerity had worked.

Accommodating this massive pool of voters, without compromising the results, will require roughly 930,000 polling stations, equipped with electronic voting machines, and one million election workers to manage the process. The elections will occur in nine phases, staggered over five weeks.

In order to ensure minimal disruption to trials, renovation is taking place on a staggered basis with the completion of the first courtroom expected on 16 January, the second courtroom on 6 February and the final courtroom on 20 March 2006.

The relentless cascade of austerity measures is taking a toll on the everyday life of Greeks, with social services being curtailed and even the affordability of basic goods taking a hit due to staggered VAT increases and salary, pension and benefit cuts.

The first registration office opened in Gonaïves other centres are opening in a staggered manner as premises become available and security can be provided. As at 9 May, 15 registration offices, out of 409 planned offices, have opened, and more than 16,000 citizens have registered, out of approximately 4 million citizens eligible to vote.

There is little dialogue about how industrial country issuances can be staggered to minimize the impact on global markets, and what alternatives can be developed for countries that are shut out. If developing countries are left to their own devices, they will conclude that they should self insure by rebuilding foreign exchange reserves to even higher levels, a strategy that has clearly hurt global growth.

As he now staggered around in this way in order to gather all his energies for running, hardly keeping his eyes open and feeling so listless that he had no notion at all of any escape other than by running and had almost already forgotten that the walls were available to him, although they were obstructed by carefully carved furniture full of sharp points and spikes, at that moment something or other thrown casually flew down close by and rolled in front of him.