When we take some time away from "The Rhythms Pronounce Themselves Then Vanish," we can, I believe, arrive at an understanding of why Young took what seemed like a perfectly poignant poem and turned it upside-down.
Known for a strong work ethic, Willett said Sunday night he believed he arrived at being the Masters winner by facing those parts of his game that needed polishing.
Dyche believes Watford arrived at that sum after seeing Ross McCormack join Fulham from Leeds United for £11m, an unexpectedly high price and one that may have skewed the market.
Because the items were delivered in a package with a one-digit zip code, Kleiman believes they arrived at the National Archives prior to July 1964, when the post office switched to a multi-digit system.
That was the case when what was scoffed at as yet another instance of Bidenic indiscipline — getting ahead of his boss by saying that he was "absolutely comfortable" with full legal recognition of same-sex marriage — led Obama, too, to say what he actually believed, and arrive at a place where he felt proud to be.
Furthermore, procedures requiring surgery are not usually believed to arrive at a definitive diagnosis of drug-associated ILD.
Bluestones are believed to have arrived at Stonehenge about 4,500 years ago.
It is believed that McCanles arrived at the station with his son, Monroe; his cousin, James Woods and James Gordonn, a man in his service.
He helps us remember that generations before us — amazed at the electric light and the telegraph and the radio — also believed they had arrived at the zenith of human achievement.
Cashion and most of the league's viewing public outside Seattle's 206 area code believed that Jennings arrived at the ball and gained control first, that it was Jennings, not Tate, who pulled the ball into his chest.
