Gen. Pervez Musharraf, Pakistan's military dictator, would deserve praise if his troops captured Al Qaeda's No. 2 leader, Ayman al-Zawahiri, whom they think they may have surrounded near the rugged border with Afghanistan.
I have been working off and on for a couple of years with an architect friend, Declan Hill, on an attempt to map the wall or rampart that in the 17th century surrounded the town of Belfast – or, at least, may have surrounded it.
Try to wipe off any crust, dried blood, etc., that may have surrounded your piercing using the cotton balls, not your nails.
Depending on the type of complication, the diverticulum may have surrounding mesenteric inflammatory changes or may look like a localized fluid or air-fluid collection, with normal aspect of the small bowel proximal and distal to the diverticular inflammation.
Surrogacy may have been surrounded by an aura of Elton John-ish happiness, cute newborns and notions of the modern family, but behind that is an industry that buys and sells human life.
Similarly, more often than not, your gut instincts are almost always right, and I've found some of my best-loved books by choosing novels in bookstores that I thought looked interesting, even though they may have been surrounded by stacks of the latest bestsellers.
For example, every time I see a Hubble Space Telescope photograph showing hundreds of galaxies, each containing billions of stars whose light has taken billions of years to travel to the Hubble cameras, it inspires me to ponder whether they may have been surrounded by now-frozen planets harboring long-dead civilizations.
10 15 A.M. (Sundance) L'AMOUR FOU (2011) The French couturier Yves Saint Laurent, below, may have been surrounded by intense beauty, both in the atelier and at home, yet he was said to be joyful only twice a year: on the days a new collection was shown, usually to boisterous acclaim.
9 P.M. (Sundance) L'AMOUR FOU (2011) The French couturier Yves Saint Laurent, above right, may have been surrounded by intense beauty both in the atelier and at home, yet he was said to be joyful only twice a year: on the days a new collection was shown, usually to boisterous acclaim.
The original structure, of a type known as a hall house, was probably of two or three storeys, comprising a first-floor hall over an unvaulted basement, and may have been surrounded by a defensive timber stockade or enclosure.
Some blood vessels were much larger than a single cell diameter, suggesting active attachment of the tumor cells rather than physical restraint although they may have been surrounded by platelets that would not have been visualized in these experiments.
