Some think it is my duty to comment on the attack in Woolwich, but as I have alluded to in previous letters, our reporters are in a much better position to get to the bottom of the story.
Many speakers have alluded to this.
The same mother alluded to the idea that her son could use diabetes as an excuse not to be physically active, "he will make up excuses about a hypo and check his bloods and get out of doing it" (P16).
His writing shows a horror of bodily decay, and I can still hear him saying: "Everything will get worse", alluding to the physical decay that lay ahead.
"It was a better reception than I usually get," said Mr. Giuliani, alluding to the heckling he had received at recent Puerto Rican Day parades.
He added that he was disappointed in the ruling on Mr. Greenglass, but said that "at some point we'll get the records," alluding to the government's position that historians can renew their request after a witness's death.
The pious fraternity did not get a painting alluding to the virgin birth of Christ's mother, her "immaculate" freedom from sin; they got Mary introducing the young Saint John the Baptist – the toddler to the left, with her hand on his shoulder – to her son Jesus, who sits across from him, a foot or so away from his mother.
Especially when I get hate mail alluding to how Trump will "fix" black people.
The video's musical mantra, "Be cool and know your science, Stay in school and get your knowledge," alludes to a sad but important fact that should concern us all: Far too many of our students are missing out on the promising, challenging careers of tomorrow by underachievement in science and math.
Through the program, "we're hoping to get an Intel finalist," alluding to the nationwide Intel Science Talent Search, Dr. Siebert said.
