It did not matter, for when Mr Kasparov and Mr Limonov arrived at Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport to fly to Samara, they were told their tickets were dodgy and barred from boarding.
You got gut trouble or something?" That's entirely fitting with regard to the subject matter, for when Carter investigates his brother's death, he discovers the dead man's daughter has been coerced into porn films by the local crime syndicate, setting Carter off on a trail of vengeance.
Then, in the 56th minute, Arsenal complicated matters for themselves when Guendouzi got his marching orders.
matters, for example, when valuables were offered us by foreign exchange control offices, customs offices, and the like.
Employees experience meaning at work when what they do actually matters for the organization -- when their ideas are listened to and when they see that their contributions has an impact on how the place performs.
What mattered, for Greene, when it came to writing, wasn't the subject but the art.
But 'it is a matter for him when shadow ministers don't tell the truth'.
Remaining skeptics hereabout can judge the matter for themselves when WNET televises the concert on March 29.
Why does user growth matter for Twitter, when it is performing strongly from a financial perspective?
The prime minister's official spokesman said David Cameron believed it was a matter for Ipsa, when asked about the prime minister's thoughts of MPs' demands for more pay.
