True, the money could do something else as we wait for all that bit-burning.
Will is, for all that, a bit of a cipher, or at least a sort of median Gen X-er, his edges smoothed away and his unruly appetites tamed.
For all that, she is, indisputably, every bit as much a star as the rest of the sisterhood.
For all that, he's developed a bit of a fan club.
For all that, Williams's politics seem a bit sixties-ish ragbaggy.
They were getting a bit old for all that anyway: Della, bagged out by five pregnancies, looking in the mirror and seeing her mother looking back.
Inventors and patent lawyers who currently depend on the patent office's collection of patents and prior art when conducting prior-art searches should gain, too.For all that, some observers are sceptical about bits of the Peer to Patent process.
If they are finally able to piece everything together now, well, it's a bit too late for all that.
Bizarre, like the film, to add to its strange and comical appeal, Kirkpatrick used actual human hair "for all the bits that call for hair, and the teeth are dental acrylic".
5: for all (the bit node) do.
But for all the bits of business, sound effects included, that keep Mr. Frow's production belting along, this play's often-concealed heart comes humming into view.
