He wrote that the film's first post-opening credits scene, which sees Green Day fail in an attempt to engage their audience on the issue of the environment, "sets in motion a plot expressly built around cultural agenda-setting" and "reflection on timely 'issues'".
SCOTUS cut off one such avenue by expressly forbidding a potential work-around through public health regulatory authority.
The song is written expressly for Nato ("I'm hanging around and dreaming of chicks / And my area code is 516 / And I would thrive in the Caribbean / But I'm a Long Island amphibian") but enjoyed by all the Black Suits, who finally get the opportunity to revel in their camaraderie.
And even though the events of that day are never expressly mentioned, they hover dramatically around the subjects and the viewer.
The articles never expressly said what happened in and around the square 20 years ago.
In Bachelorette, spiteful Regan Tracee Chimoo) invites self-loathing former prom queen Katie (Celia Keenan-Bolger) and uncertain Gena (Katherine Waterston) -- whom hefty bride Becky Carmen M. Herlihyy) expressly left off the wedding-invitation list -- to romp decadently around set designer Andromache Chalfant's lime-green-and-white VIP suite.
Dautović, who grew up in Luton, was on her way into a final exam in forensic science, which she has studied expressly in order to return to the area around her parents' native village of Kozarac, and join the hunt for the missing remains of her parents' friends and her friends' parents.
Another edition of Froissart's Chronicles published in Paris around 1508 may have been made expressly for Maria of Cleves.
New York's Bite Beauty Lip Lab exists expressly for this purpose, so say goodbye to the days of wandering around with a chalky shade of bittersweet orange on your lips, wondering if your friends are too polite to weigh in on the disaster happening on your face.
The alliances must still work around a 2007 state law that was expressly intended to stifle them by requiring parental permission to join and barring any discussions of sexuality or contraception, even to prevent diseases.
