But its weird, empty spaces — the double-height "great" room, the floating gallery — and abundance of wet bars make it one of the most awkward, as Mr. Potter might say, stroking each syllable with a William F. Buckley Jr. drawl.
What canny dealers might say to each other in the privacy of a shared espresso looks alarming when posted on a web site for all the world to read.
I hope that 10 years from now they might say to each other: 'Remember that trip in Europe when we were 16?' This is why sport is so powerful.
One of the feeblest tropes of modern filmmaking is the myth of the stoically silent working-class person, which reflects, above all, filmmakers' inability to imagine what these characters might say to each other and, for that matter, what they might think.
As a result, each year a tree adds a "ring" to its girth in such a way that one might say that each ring means a year of growth.
For Go Fish, it might say that each card has a number.
They come here but our young people go there so you might say they cancel each other out.
In hindsight, a lot of reasons suggest themselves; 125 million of them, you might say, one for each of the dollars Armstrong earned over a starry career in which he survived cancer to "win" seven straight Tours de France.
In Chit Chat Roulette, Luepschen explores what a face-shaped wall of blocks, a claymation spotted slug, and a party of balloons might say if they each met a stranger through a Chatroulette-style randomizing chat service. .
The least useful way is to pretend that there is no dilemma, and that, whatever each might say, the interests of Assad and ISIS are aligned.
In other words, we might say that the conditioning for each Gaussian component is identical, controlled by w.
