Or, as in this instance, the museum that puts up a wall.
Through Oct. 8 Ann Pibal's new paintings can deliver something bordering on an eyeful, but only if you have patience and ignore their slightly pretentious bending-over-backward modesty and attenuation, as well as, in this instance, their numerousness.
The county is just as much a victim in this instance as is the Superior Court.
Christina Aguilera, true to form, wore as little as possible; in this instance, a dress that appeared to be made entirely from pink feathers.
There is even, as in this instance, wisdom in an angry mob.
Far more often, as in this instance,, an impossible situation is created, which forces a person to step down from speaking.
Thus, as in this instance, there can be no criticism attached to anyone – aside from those who have attempted to make political capital out of the whole charade.
Finding the heads of Departments opposed to these schemes, the President goes often behind them, as in this instance; and subordinates, flattered by his notice, encourage him".
There is no consensus for Lords reform and the Lords do quite well, especially if – as in this instance – opposition peers and crossbenchers are cooperating with their MP colleagues down the corridor.
