The video ref had a look at a possible obstruction, but ultimately gave the Knights the green light, much to the chagrin of Storm skipper Cameron Smith.
(He pointed out, with some chagrin, a modern light fixture for which he had not been able to find a suitable replacement).
Much to the pinko chagrin, nothing has come to light yet that would even mildly hinder any shot Palin might like to take at the presidency in next year's election.
Ultimately, though, the primary blame must rest with Senate Republicans -- and this is especially true in light of the fact that, to the chagrin of liberals, President Obama, unlike President Bush II, has put forth a slate of nominees who are quite moderate in their views.
That such 'knowledge' is often at best implicit comes to light only gradually and often much to the victims' chagrin and anger when they are confronted with their inability to explain the nature of their cherished expertise.
Much to my family's chagrin, I'm on a mission to change every light in our house into smart lights.
To his chagrin, Stafford-Clark is obliged to bring the lights up to get the audience in and out, but he said firmly that if anyone needs a comfort break during the performance, "they can pee on the floor".
Another time, Josh Romney grabbed his dad's arm in a dark basement as he looked for the light switch, much to the presumptive GOP presidential nominee's chagrin.
Rep. Adam B. Schiff (Calif ., the ranking Democrat on the committee, pledged Tuesday that Democrats on the panel would continue to probe the extent of alleged Trump-Kremlin connections in light of "significant evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia". He also expressed chagrin that the GOP broke with the intelligence community over its findings about Russian interference.
In light of this research, doctors who treat breast cancer patients sometimes express puzzlement and even chagrin about the "epidemic" of prophylactic mastectomy.
