"Only a rose for my darling," the two sang together in gospel harmony, but the next lines — "she was my pride and joy/she was my everything" — implied that she'd never be receiving it.
My daughters implied that if I incorporated it into my repertoire — maybe making it on occasions when a competent sous-chef happened to be available — it would be different enough from the old recipe to constitute a separate dish.
I thought it was "as a pose to", which in my head implied some kind of challenge to an existing idea, like posing a question.
Yet, after too many rides to foodstands, I now wonder if I, the West incarnate, really surpassed the boundaries of sex that my culture implied.
I was 21 when a college performance poetry professor played me a recording of my voice, demanding to know why I spoke in such a squeak when my singing voice implied that my true vocal register was actually much lower.
The mutation rate of COI in other marine isopods is suggested to be 2.5%/My [57]; thus, for this divergence to represent 1 My, it implies Ligia has a substitution rate ∼9 times higher than that reported for other marine isopods.
Psychologically, the most revealing sign of a greed based tendency are putting a personal in front of the noun such as "My God" or "My faith" implying ownership or a personal relationship, or trying to get a closer relationship with the god/gods, or a better life in heaven.
He said he 'bet that I spent my weekends looking after my family' – implying that I should have been working not being a mother (I had 3 children with a stay at home dad).
For my parents, wealth implied corruption and while my politics might not have fitted with that exactly, it also wasn't at odds with it".
1.03pm: "This "on the tips of my fingers" implies that you are actually typing this," says Simon Martin.
