Martin had done a lot — if not always with his bat, then behind the plate.
A brochure written by Mr. Home explains a lot, if not everything.
The marketplace has motivated a lot if not most of what we think of now as the standard repertory.
He tried with this: "Artist, are you happy with your lot, if not, we have what will make you a lot happier, attractive modern studio...".
The video has lots of grey and ballet (like Sia!), singer Blythe Pepino has an abrupt bob (like Sia!), and it also sounds a lot if not exactly like Sia (like Sia!).
Over the years I've incorporated a lot, if not all, of what he said in how I approach this job, this life, my family and my respect for the game".
It had been six years, and, for all that I had gained — and I thought that I had gained a lot: if not a cure, then at least enough material to go into business as a blackmailer — I knew that if I was to be "fully adult" I should break my dependence.
"A lot, if not the majority, of their evidence was his words, not his deeds," said his defence lawyer Jeremy Schneider, during his closing argument.
"This sentence will determine a lot if not everything in the development of our political and social situation as we all desperately need real justice and independent courts," said Leonid Parfenov, one of the most popular Russian television presenters.
"Both RHEL and SUSE emerged as UNIX replacements, and as such, for a lot, if not most of the enterprises, they are used for the same workloads that UNIX was used for; namely for running business applications and large databases".
The rest of the SUPs can be found left behind in the sand and blowing around the parking lot if not already washing into the waves.
