Margaret and I were riding our bicycles to an interview when a light drizzle began, just as we were passing Johnny's Po-Boys, on St . Louis Street
Yet, he said in an interview, "when a careful autopsy is performed of both the baby and placenta and the baby's chromosomes are examined, we can find an explanation 80 to 85 percent of the time".
At its best, their book has a moral quality that put me in mind of something Bill Gates recently said in an interview: "When a kid gets diarrhea, no, there's no Web site that relieves that".
Ralph J. Monaco, the president of the Connecticut Bar Association, seemed a bit ruffled in an interview when asked about the company, calling the name "so tasteless".
Wainwright said he also did not get an interview when he applied for a job last year as a regional workforce manager with Laing O'Rourke.
He said in an interview: "When you're not a subcommittee chairman, you spend a lot of time tugging on the sleeves of other chairmen.
Think of your essay as an interview, when you've got a brief chance to make an impression on an admissions officer.
Charlie Kindel is about to speak to me for an interview, when he is interrupted by a polite young man holding a laptop.
"My poems were an essence of images," he said in an interview when he was 80. "They had the cinema inside them before I started working for it".
In almost every way, Google Apps has implemented a vision that Joe Kraus explained to me in an interview when I was researching Wikis For Dummies in 2006.
Last year Watson burst into tears during an interview when the journalist quoted bits of an unauthorised biography at her. "The book is total fiction," she said.
