The network may take in more than $100 million in ad revenue on "Survivor II".
The directions these may take in a free-market system are unpredictable.
Fourth, we need to minimize the chances that any action we may take in Iraq will destabilize the region.
Pound for pound, Olympic oarsmen may take in and process as much oxygen as a thoroughbred racehorse.
Warning: You may take in so much sodium the next day, you'll feel like a water balloon begging to be popped.
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"I think the approach that our government may take in any one of these countries will not be like what we have seen," General Franks told the House Armed Services Committee on Wednesday.
Tiger Cliff, a son of Tiger Hill, may take in another of the season's high-class marathons, the Cesarewitch, before transferring from Lady Cecil to Alan King to embark on a hurdles career.
Surface-deposit feeders may take in material through a pharynx provided with jaws (Neanthes), with an unarmed pharynx (Cirriformia), or with numerous long ciliated tentacles capable of extending one metre or more (Terebella).
In showing its complicated workings, in showing that professional decisions may take in many different voices over many years, in telling stories that correct misconceptions simply by giving them a human face, perhaps The Gender Clinic might start to redress the balance.
In addition, I suggest some pathways that the field may take in the near future.
