Chris: I'll expound a bit since Darrell's being sort of a grump — neither the 5-megapixel camera nor its 2-megapixel front-facing brother managed to produce anything worth writing home about.
I'll expound, but first note that this is a position I have mapped out before, more than once, and more than twice.
Along the way, I suspect Ramprakash will expound a philosophy not dissimilar to that of Gooch.
He will expound at length on Israeli-Palestinian relations as the key to Middle East peace.
Ms. McDougal will expound on her findings for the lecture "The Round Dance Halls of Texas" at the Heritage Society at Sam Houston Park.
It encloses, subdues, threatens: it effectively announces the mood that the play will expound, but in a production as strong as this, that hardly needs emphasising.
Ms. Wilkerson will expound on this theory as the keynote speaker at the Seventh Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Symposium, using as evidence her heralded book, "The Warmth of Other Suns: The Epic Story of America's Great Migration".
He will expound on the archaic waste-disposal operations that once flourished on the creek, conjuring scenes of putrescent horse carcasses floating in on barges from Manhattan and docks piled with manure three stories high.
Just when you think Agassi will expound on the iniquity of the one-size-fits-all human developmental scale, he goes crosscourt in making his erstwhile critics' argument his own.
He will expound these views this week at the Urban Age 10th anniversary Global Debates, Urban Age being the LSE's Deutsche Bank-sponsored series of conferences in which high-powered and highly powerful people travel the world exchanging views on city building.
