She said that she did, however, possess a private autopsy report that indicated Chavez-Diaz was shot at least partially from behind, raising the possibility that he was attempting to flee from officers when he was killed.
The plane carrying the first lady, a military version of a Boeing 737, was three miles behind the C-17 but was supposed to be five miles behind, because of the possibility of encountering turbulence from the cargo plane's wake.
In a sense we fell behind the possibilities today's computers offer and we think we should try to change this and find means that allow us to focus more on the physical rather than the technical problems.
We seemingly leave the past behind us with the possibility of self-renewal and reformation.
It is a moment of literal birth, which gave figurative birth to Blair's capacity (exercised years later) to take off cold, leaving everything -- Hollywood, her marriage, her career -- behind, for nothing more than the possibility, the prospect, of a new life unexplored.
Moments earlier, I watch the campaign pitch firsthand as he orders his drink: a polite enquiry about the café's newspaper selection is followed by the flash of a leaflet (met with excitement from the customers sat behind) and the possibility of speaking with the manager about putting one up in the window.
With that in mind, Girardi was asked if his team was prepared for the possibility of falling behind and coming back again.
But this isn't a lark or a theoretical exercise: living in a state of constant "dress-up," in the words of crew member Nori Cassman, is meant to rally society behind and prepare for the possibility of life human life on Mars.
The report made 339 recommendations aimed at keeping Indigenous Australians out of jail and, therefore, away from the possibility of dying behind bars.
You were dazzled by the possibility of leaving behind that 1mm of inconvenience next time you go out for burritos.
