"I probably conceived it somewhere in the middle".
(You're welcome?) Synesthetically, birthdays are blue-purple, which I probably conceived through some narcissism-prism of a mid-January birthday (Birthday-activity ice skating is white in reality, but feels blue, clean, cold; The themeless birthday décor of an awkwardly timed/trans-holiday birthday will be mutably festive, like purple).
Parents of multiples flock together and offer tremendous support, both tactical and abstract, and many of the twin moms I know probably conceived like I did, with DNA mixed in dishes and delivered by needle.
As he performed on Wednesday night with a trio led by his musical director, Sonny Paladino, on piano, with Steve Millhouse on bass and Jared Schonig on drums, I realized that he probably conceived Albin as less a modern drag caricature than as a farcical descendant of the Shakespearean tradition of men disguised as women.
You were probably conceived to one of the groups' late 60s classics like "La-La (Means I Love You)" or "Ready or Not Here I Come (Can't Hide from Love)." So it's amazing that the lead singer and founder of the group, William Hart, is back to making music with his angelic falsetto.
Enshar and Ninshar engender the concrete circle of the horizon, in the persons of Anshar and Kishar, probably conceived as silt deposited along the edge of the universe.
If it wasn't for my endometriosis, we would have probably conceived in our early thirties - when the majority of women have children.
Polybius probably conceived his revision after 146, having by this date completed his narrative down to the end of the Second Punic War.
Probably conceived when Facebook was at the top of the heap, the movie now arrives in cinemas at a time when Twitter has overtaken it in zeitgeisty importance: a lesson in how fast-moving internet trends can be.
It "was probably conceived of as a pleasant spot in a Kyoto townhouse that was otherwise hot, humid and was mostly dark inside," said Tokuichi Yoshimura, an Osaka-based architect who has written books on Japanese gardens.
Next was the horizon of the greater heaven and earth, and then omitting an intrusive line heaven and earth, probably conceived as two juxtaposed flat disks formed from silt deposited inward from the horizons.
