Christie's clearly states in the back of its catalogues that "remuneration may be netted against the final purchase price" of an artwork, but many people don't fully understand what this means.
I clearly remember sitting in the back of the car with the son of my parents' friend, singing Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini, and biting him because he could sing the words with my parents and I couldn't".
One of the former secretaries, Joseph A. Califano Jr., said the legislation was "clearly putting black children in the back of the bus".
I am also making one change to my kitchen: I am installing pot racks so that I can see my pots clearly — no more digging in the back of a cabinet through a stack of frying pans.
A benefit clearly answers the question in the back of every prospects head: "What's in it for me?" A benefit is the solution or result a customer can get from using your product or service.
The pig was clearly not happy at being stuck in the back of a white, open-backed truck with a human tender - a youngish man wearing a pair of shorts, a Ghana scarf, and furiously blowing his whistle as the Ghana flag he was wearing as a cape fluttered behind him.
There was a smattering of boos, clearly in jest, from the back of the room, said people who were there.
Wambach has an overhead kick in the back of the net, from a fortunate deflection, but she's clearly offside.
In the back of the plane, a group of young, energetic South Americans was clearly in a celebratory mood.
Sometimes fear makes itself known immediately, clearly, and other times its more difficult to name the cause of those anxious feelings lurking in the back of your mind.
