The presence of lentiginous hyperplasia suggested that the melanocytic lesion originated inside the fistulous tract and that we were indeed in front of a primary melanoma and not a metastasis (already ruled out by the whole body CT scan).
Indeed, in front of TV crews, several radio channels and popular local newspapers, they first made a salesman type demonstration of the eight steps for proper handwashing with soap.
However, these families were indeed there in front of me with their sheep, proving the existence of sheep-rearing practices in eastern Turkey.
Indeed, performing in front of crowded galleries with a tournament on the line helps boost a golfer's earnings and build his brand by drawing new sponsors and marketing opportunities (see "The World's Top-Earning Golfers").
(...If the photo is indeed set in front of her family home, that would probably be the porch where her father sat with a loaded shotgun to ward off white night riders).
It became clear who was supposed to be in my life and their roles, the goals I thought were impossible started to check off my list, and the biggest issue I felt was out of reach was indeed right in front of me.
Indeed, the spot in front of the main verb is often the most natural resting place for an adverb, and sometimes it is the only resting place.
CS: Indeed, and today in front of parliament we, we revealed to parliament, as is right and proper by the way, to parliament, that we were planning to help households and businesses in this way.
"We need to change, indeed get out in front of the parade, to continue to attract these bright 25-year-olds," said Jay Light, a Harvard professor for 30 years and one of the school's senior associate deans overseeing the curriculum changes.
Indeed, the attack in front of the parliament building follows close on the heels of another incident in south-west Ukraine, in which members of Right Sektor battalion got into a shootout with local police.
Indeed, the gaping spaces in front of building entrances are a testament to any number of New Yorkers' fears: of confrontation, of colluding tow truck drivers, of the possibility that maybe, just maybe, the residents of these buildings have the power to legally bar anyone else from parking there.
