The cop, he could see at a glance, wasn't a real cop, more some sort of Health Services mule, and he was old and slow and his head was like a big calabaza propped up on his shoulders, and Rosa Hinojosa, for all her youth, was no runner, not in those shoes.
It feels more and more like some sort of apologist/capitalist construct: "See, all is well, and it always was! Us scrappy humans can redeem any dang situation!" What I don't like about this is that it implies that, when redemption doesn't happen, it's the unredeemed person's fault.
"I think over time, they'll rely more and more on some sort of tech," he says, "especially for things like wine education, which guests might want to browse at their own leisure".
"It does look more and more like some sort of a politically coordinated attack on Judge Moore," he said Monday on the site's radio show.
The more you look for it in networked environments, the more frequently some sort of 90 9 1 ratio seems to emerge once the market matures.
Mr. Fleiss said the casting had not been as daunting as it seemed, but experience had taught him that reality shows have to have something more -- some sort of "game element" -- in order to work.
Put more simply, some sort of poison was causing Kara-Murza's illness.
More generally some sort of compromise about online music is likely.
The Broncos' approach was so much more appealing, some sort of cross between a soap opera and a season of "The Three Stooges".
I mean, you take that together with what I believe will be in almost every household within five years — I would say three, but I'll keep it more conservative — some sort of TV box, some digital recorder that allows you to store programs and race through them, skipping over various important moments.
I wanted to see Chamberlain's war as a "good war", fought solely to end slavery, and Chamberlain thus as the ultimate good soldier, an educated man fighting for equality with a 20th Maine which seemed, in my somewhat diseased brain, more like some sort of soviet than a regiment.
