He got up on his high horse to speak of all the messiness which regularly erupts from the mouth of Donald Trump (although Ryan refused to name him, so we guess it could equally apply to the messiness which Ted Cruz blurts forth, also on a regular basis).
Thanks to the app, I now know that I'm raising a gangster, a model, a screenwriter and a child with a name so relatively unusual (although recently popular) that sadly, no career advice is available.
(Although there is no explanation why he might have given his only son a name so close to that of the playwright's most famous protagonist).
The third movement is now always a scherzo (although not always so named), not a minuet, with frequent use of unexpected accents and syncopation.
Although natural hypovirulent strains, so named for their relatively benign nature, were effective in an orchard, they were less so in the forest where trees are competing for light, moisture and nutrients.
Swallow Pool was so named because it was formerly a favourite roosting area for swallows, although this is no longer the case.
Patriarch Arsenios may have shared guardianship of John: although the later historians Nikephoros Gregoras and Makarios Melissenos say the Patriarch was so named, the contemporary historians Pachymeres and Acropolites name only Mouzalon.
Although coding for a putative protein with high sequence similarity to MoeB, moeZ was so named because it had no genetic linkage to other MPT-Mo synthesis genes.
A professional immune cell so named after their dendritic morphology.
Although students named their intimate friends, they did not deny their overall friendship with others who had been their classmates for at least 2 years, so this might have affected their ratings unconsciously.
Four named storms have formed so far this year, although none of them have strengthened into hurricanes.
