"There's consequences for losing," he said, flatly.
"She's destroyed," he replies flatly, unable to fully express her pain at losing her husband, son and daughter-in-law in the same instant.
"We'll lose people," he said flatly, and risks must be minimized.
I saved like $5,000," to which Tamblyn replied, flatly: "I lost 150".
I saved like $5,000," to which Tamblyn replied, flatly: "I lost 150". Apatow and actress Leslie Mann have been married for more than 10 years and have two daughters together.
"Because it has lost its context," says Stott, flatly.
The irony of these circumstances is not lost on Wright, who acknowledges flatly that "the United States is unlikely to pursue responsible competition under a Trump Presidency," and it is this stark contrast with the new administration that makes Wright's assessment of American power all the more appropriate for the prevailing era.
They argued: "It's our position that the jury has been tainted by all these sympathy stories about people who lost their water". The motion was flatly denied by Judge Ruth Anne Garrett.
While Kai is depicted sensitively, both Adrian and Elias feel at first flatly drawn, their interior lives lost in languid pacing and hindered by obstructive details.
Early in this decade, Theodore White wrote a seminal article in the New York Times magazine in which he declared flatly that Japan, which had lost World War II on the battlefield, was now beating us in the war of the world economy.
