Fishes were fed brine shrimps, small, wild-caught crustaceans, and frozen mysids ad lib. |
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Parts are also included in the set for E flat alto clarinet, B flat contrabass clarinet, and two flugelhorns, all of which are ad lib. |
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Animals with more time available for finishing have the option of meals at a lower level plus silage or silage only with ad lib meals. |
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But it's in his determination that his actors should improvise and ad lib on camera that Pawlikowski pushes the boat out. |
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I am surrounded by scarved ladies, old and young, who are crossing themselves frantically ad lib. |
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When fed ad lib with continuous fresh food, cats will naturally choose to eat 9 to 12 small meals per day. |
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If I may just pause there and ad lib, I believe that lack of consistency is not only in British Columbia but all over Canada. |
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Users may view the panoramas ad lib while in virtual tours several panoramas are linked to provide a content-related experience. |
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Neatly and regularly stitched, they are available in different fabrics and shades: cottons, acetate or polyester taffetas and satins, ad lib shining or with matte finish. |
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Nor do they have the quick-wittedness to ad lib without humming and hawing, resorting to trite language, repeating themselves, and straying from the subject. |
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Clothing was ad lib and full of originality. |
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Used for ad lib feeding of fully grown breeding and laying hens. |
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In stables with ad lib feeding, fewer feeding stations may be offered. |
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I am reading my speech tonight because this issue is so upsetting that if I were to ad lib I would become so emotional and angry about it I would miss some of the points I want to place on the record. |
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Talk Show: Programming which primarily consists of one or more hosts and guests who provide personal, ad lib, unscripted viewpoints, opinions or experiences. |
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Some service dramas are tightly scripted, others are more ad lib. |
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