If the southpaw DNA shown over the title screen had been the only thing wrong with this heartbreaking bastard, that would fine, but alas it raced downhill from there.
And alas it seems, that through all of it's forms and iterations, the necklace has landed back in mythical territory, possessing of an almost Moana-level feminine power.
Someone has to pay for the cost of that increased construction – and alas, it was we the electricity consumers.
But it is "Nataly Ibagimov, Times Square" that, alas, best sums up Mr. Capri's work.
In the conclusions it would be desirable to indicate that, alas, there is no good way to distinguish between the adaptationist and neutral explanations or any combination thereof.
Realizing the intensity of the situation, the young Saudi quickly deleted his tweets, apologized and declared that he had "repented", alas it was already too late.
At the dramatic climax, when Rigoletto thinks he is standing before the Duke's body (alas, it is that of his daughter, Gilda), he declares in Italian that his nemesis "lies at my feet".
He was relieved not to have been asked about "sick," as in "excellent"—"I hate that word"—but, alas, it's already in there: "Sick, unbelievably good: The Fleetwood Mac concert was sick".
We thought that perhaps Apple had figured things out on their end, and that everyone was just happy; alas, it seems like everyone was just waiting for something like Baby Shaker before they came out of the woodworks.
