Those things appear to have happened, roughly, but with side alleys and bumps and interludes — CNN noted that the wife had a job of her own for a while afterward, for example, and her own insurance — that, really, voters ought to have been trusted to make sense of.
Suggest going for a treat afterward (for example, if you do a movie, suggest dinner, or if you do dinner, suggest ice cream. ) Say something like, "We have to do this again.
Make sure it's when you don't expect people you want to hide it from to appear while for example smoking or just afterward.
In fact, afterward I couldn't recall a single feature thick earlobes, for example, or strong fingers nothing.
I'm interested in Australianness and how it's been fashioned — the influence of the United States, for example, during the Second World War and afterward.
One week, for example, we talked about the linguistics of names; afterward, the religion student gave a talk about the name of God in different religions.
Susan Caldwell, for example, felt compelled to attend the Scott brothers' funeral, and afterward to offer comfort to James Scott.
The Yankees won the game, 3-to-2, and afterward, Loes, who was prone to making goofy statements -- he had predicted, for example, that the Yankees would win the Series -- explained that he had lost the ball in the sun.
Pound was fond of Olivia, which may have caused Yeats some jealousy as when, for example, Pound met the two at the theatre and took them afterward to tea an occasion when Yeats was extremely rude to Pound.
For example, a standard may be set and specified, with parties only afterward learning that one party holds a crucial patent [ 64].
Priestly celibacy, for example, was only clearly established in the Middle Ages — before that, and for centuries afterward, there were many married priests.
