This abalone, evidently sensing my presence, had locked down tight.
Mr. Luster evidently sensed that the jury would not buy that.
Evidently sensing he was onto a winner, Bush offered that it was time "to restore a degree of civility" to politics.
The humans on the boat were unaware that the quake had happened, but the animals had evidently sensed the subsea seismic shocks, and fled.
De Gaulle evidently sensed the emergence of Pompidou as a serious rival, for the prime minister had shown toughness and nerve during the crisis, while the president had temporarily lost his bearings.
Evidently sensing that it was time to take some money off the table, Mr. Disney, the vice chairman and a nephew of the company's founder, sold 43percentt of his holdings last Wednesday.
But in their strange clothes and bland, self-absorbed expressions -- perhaps even in the way they smoked and crossed their legs -- he evidently sensed something foreign, and it made him contemptuous.
A few minutes later, Mrs. Pitre, evidently sensing that she might have been a bit indiscreet, rushed up to the driver's apartment with the idea of covering her elephantine tracks by informing the driver that she had been only joking about the time bomb and that what she had really meant to say was that she wanted to hire the cab to take an illegitimate child to another city.
Evidently sensing the possibility that the contradiction between his words and deeds could be noticed, Ryan subsequently tries to cover his tracks on his website.
Having evidently sensed that thudding 4/4 beats do nothing for her, Spears turned this time to nimble young songwriters and producers including Justin Tranter, Julia Michaels and the Swedish duo Mattman & Robin (the last of whom are protégés of her original creative partner, Max Martin).
