But there's another possibility, the one I alluded to at the top.
Second, there is the matter of that pesky contract I alluded to above.
"You mean when I have my 43-year-old breasts hanging out?" Delpy asked when I alluded to it.
In the article, I alluded to the idea that we're in a so-called "post-racial," Obama-era America.
I alluded to this possibility in a previous post, and I am happy to report that it is happening.
"On another matter," Grubman continued, "as I alluded to you the other day, we are going through the ridiculous but necessary process of pre-school applications in Manhattan.
That said, as I alluded to above, I find it surprising how little the actions of men like John Hinckley and Loughner had to do with politics.
(Much the same is true of British newspapers, a state of affairs that I alluded to when writing about the phone-hacking scandal, for this magazine, in 2011).
Suffice to say that Anne-mania will persist throughout 2008, but I find myself more interested in those other novels and stories I alluded to.
With The Middle Ground (1980), I alluded to Vanmour's painting of the writer Lady Mary Wortley Montagu and her little boy.
