She alludes from time to time to another one, "G.," who is apparently a close friend or lover.
Like her husband, Mrs. Clinton alluded several times to their waning days in the White House.
It has never been clear what Trump would classify as "terror states," but he has alluded at times to Syria and Saudi Arabia.
But more often than not, Mr. Ludin spoke in a burst of sentences and alluded several times to being in a confused mental state.
It was well known that the pair had not spoken for 16 years, and Cumming had vaguely alluded at times to an abusive history.
He has also alluded several times to the American-led war on Iraq, which India opposed, as containing a warning for poor and developing nations.
The lyrics were full of violent braggadocio ("I'ma run up, put that gun on ' em"), and alluded several times to GS9, his Brooklyn rap collective ("Grimey shooters dressed in G-Star").
"I think it's partly because he doesn't have a U.S. background," Mr. Green said, alluding the time Mr. Obama spent overseas.
The "tension of thing-words in space-time" alluded not only to the intervention of time in Concrete art, but also to the concept of space in Webern's musique concrte and electronic music.(11) Campos and others recognized the aural qualities of poetry--its rhythms, internal harmonies, and melodious inflections.
Here the possibility of forward redescription alluded to with time travel is salient, in that the defender of the temporal order may hold that forward redescription is always possible, and always preferable.
You alluded to that time period in which you were doing other things.
