If the label becomes damaged or something, and it cannot get to its destination, they bring it there and sell whatever it is," Williams said.
It's not something that somebody imagined, but you shouldn't derive as much confidence from it as a lot of archaeologists like to, because it's only a thing until you say what it means, until you put a date on it, until you try to understand what it really is, what its function was, who brought it there, who left it there.
But though they had been active in the theatre, there had been no real place for them in movies; now, with the introduction of sound, they could bring to the screen the impudence that had given Broadway its flavor in the twenties — and bring it there before the satirical references were out of date.
Did we bring it there if it looks like us?
If the river brought it there, the ball had come through deep water and then over the Amoskeag Dam.
"Today is about the recognition of the Chicago food scene, its acknowledgment on the world stage, and — most importantly — the chefs who have brought it there," he wrote.
These troubled populations, frequently churned by law enforcement, prison, and parole, has been a source of crime and insecurity in Oakland for decades; Occupy Oakland didn't bring it there, and based on published reports did not make it worst.
After the race ran into difficulties in Adelaide, when the man who had brought it there, the premier of South Australia, John Bannon, resigned, several promoters approached Bernie Ecclestone, the Formula One commercial head.
It's abnormal behaviour; this shark hasn't just decided to be in the wrong place at the wrong time – there must have been a specific activity or event that brought it there".
