Instead of being restricted to painstakingly painting on a wall, an artist could carry an easel anywhere; hence, the rise of portraiture.
This means that light which was emitted when the Universe was less than 100 000 years old couldn't "go anywhere", and hence can't reach us today.
In a city where everything is supposed to happen faster than anywhere else (hence the New York minute), the Board of Elections took more than two weeks to count votes after the primary election on September 10 — finally finishing on Friday, September 27.
"People are always looking for something different," he says, "something they can't find anywhere else". Hence his lavish $100 truffle martini, which begins with a nubby black truffle from Alba enjoying a 48-hour soak in super-premium vodka.
It's best used as a visual that can guide folks, kind of subconsciously, to focus on the basics (hence no place for 'junk' anywhere to be seen), but it needs, for sure, someone to embellish and explain the 'details'details
Clearly, the vast majority will never get anywhere near Old Trafford, hence the eagerness with which fans lap up the opportunity to have match information and post-game interviews delivered to their mobiles - which, according to Beeline executives, are viewed as a status symbol in themselves.
It is already far easier to marry in this country than almost anywhere else in Europe; hence the upsurge in sham marriages.
Hence every Indian has a right to go anywhere in India, to settle anywhere, and work and do business of his choice in any part of India peacefully".
Pure biogas stored in cylinders is a marketable product and hence, can be easily used any time anywhere as LPG cylinders.
Hence, they don't expect to have anywhere near the 3% to 5% average default loss that an economic downturn might produce.
