It will be worth it!" "God is plainly asking for a sacrifice... Yes, a sacrifice, SOMETHING YOU CAN AFFORD IS NOT A SACRIFICE".
Until, that is, the chancellor last week asked for sacrifices from plainly deserving disabled people, many of them in work, while earmarking most of the proceeds for capital gains tax reductions, which favour executives who can swap income for share options.
But he asked for the job, and all too plainly he's not up to it.
For example, this question item asks for the closest meaning of "immeasurably" among the choices: (A) "firstly", (B) "plainly", (C) "beyond measurement", and (D) "to double the degree".
The plainly factual answer is that he had raised a lot of money over the years playing benefits for the N.A.A.C.P., and for many other organizations that had asked for his help.
I am writing, quite plainly, to ask who the hell you think you are.
The body plainly, openly asks the question; the head maintains the search.
I can still remember her putting it to me as plainly as she could, "You can go to God in prayer and ask him for anything, even for him to reveal himself".
If you wonder something about her or what she thinks, ask plainly.
Plainly, there are questions to ask of the sector.
We should ask very plainly: what is wrong with a warmer world?
