Begin the scene with someone entering, and somehow it's more interesting".
Neither Israel - nor the rest of the world - can expect that by imprisoning and starving 1.4 million Palestinians, and preventing those on the outside from entering, that somehow, some way, their "problem" will disappear.
But people tend to rely on those images to enter the videos somehow".
Perhaps not realizing that the ocean has a bottom and sides, they may somehow enter shallow water and find themselves unable to deal with the strange environment.
Automatic identification is often coupled with automatic data capturing technology as companies with interests in logistics want to identify items, capture information about them and somehow enter the data into a computer without having employees type it in.
There are moments when watching one of Mr. Tarr's films that it seems as if he doesn't just want you to look at his images, but to somehow enter into them alongside the characters.
"If the lowest level is high enough that it allows students who reach it to move beyond high school academically, and allows them to somehow enter society successfully, then you can have a series of levels above that," Professor Conley said.
Because most of the 107 cases in the tower affected people who lived in apartments that were stacked on each other, the World Health Organization said epidemiologists were considering the possibility that contaminated bodily secretions could somehow enter common systems that link rooms or apartments together.
More specifically, does the reference of a word, or its mechanism of reference, somehow enter into the truth conditions of assertive utterances of sentences containing that word?
(1998, 111) {§5.5} The point of view of function is the central one for phenomenology; the investigations radiating from it comprise almost the whole phenomenological sphere, and in the end all phenomenological analyses somehow enter into its service as component parts or preliminary stages.
