After Poe's first poetry collection, "Tamerlane and Other Poems," débuted in 1827 — anonymously, and quite sensibly so, as the eighteen-year-old author was on the run from creditors — two of his poems ("The Happiest Day" and "Dreams") reappeared that autumn in the North American, a short-lived weekly newspaper in Baltimore.
"My baby's got to eat," she notes, quite sensibly, "so let's negotiate these deals".
She wrote that a full quarter of Jefferson's original text was deleted — "sensibly" so, she said.
The chapters are divided sensibly, so though it is regional the divisions are chicken to eggs to tapas to beans and so on.
Khan, hopefully, will fight sensibly so that he gets the job done more quickly than Hatton, whose role as the division's official cash cow he will inherit in glory.
Like any other, the tech ecosystem, with venture capitalists as the apex predators, is concerned with in its own perpetuation and sensibly so.
So quietly and sensibly you scarcely noticed, she completely shifted the terms of the anti-corporate argument, and the one about what politics in the 21st century is for.
We need to work seriously and sensibly.
He is pulling out of Iraq gradually and sensibly.
We could exist on our own – peacefully and sensibly".
"The club have acted very quickly and sensibly," he said.
