It would have secure, protected pockets for my iPad and iPhone, room for gym clothes, my notebook, and whatever other things I might gather over the course of a busy day.
"The wearing of masks is a definitive device for the altering of consciousness," the book boldly asserts, before suggesting I might "gather the strength of" the creature represented on my face.
As you might gather, it's an event that aims to provide something a little more special than your average music festival.
As you might gather from its name, it's a biotech/genetics company, based in Alberta.
It seemed perfectly ordinary then that its members, traditionalists all, might gather for a Christmas Eve dinner inside an embassy lost in time.
The wider it can distribute links in places where sports fans might gather online, the more readers it should be able to expose to its various blogs.
It consists of countless, variously colored phone wires that resemble the twigs a bird might gather when building its nest.
It's usually best to avoid the throngs of people that might gather around a particularly vivid display of flowers, since equally satisfying vistas can be found in many less-congested areas, especially on remote roads off the Interstate.
This private, members-only club on East 55th Street was created six years ago to serve as place where, The New York Times reported before it opened in 2005, a geographically and socially diverse set of wealthy people might "gather and meet others of the same disparate tribe".
It is on occasions such as these that sport comes into its own, providing a focal point around which we might gather to demonstrate a spirit that will not be cowed by the violence of the thug.
