All we wanted for Christmas was a plausible Iraq strategy.
"Hey buddy!" he shouted at no one, in a plausible New Jersey cop accent.
By Steve Coll All we wanted for Christmas was a plausible Iraq strategy.
81" and later asked him to help transform Mr. Caine's Cockney burr into a plausible Texas twang in "Secondhand Lions".
Obama's still a skinny guy, but the gladiatorial arena and his eagerness to stand up to bullies (foreign and Republican) made him a plausible Denver Bronco.
Special Correspondents shows that Gervais has a plausible Hollywood career, but there's a baffling lack of real laughs and performance chemistry between the leads, and very little of the acid characterisation and cynical discomfort which is vital to his screen presence.
It seemed plausible: Bowie has always been fascinated both by messianic dictators – not least the relationship of their power to that of celebrity – and by the idea that the world is facing a future so terrifying that the thought of it, as he once put it, makes your brain hurt a lot.
But if the price is right and Amazon foresees a legal battle with Microsoft, it's completely plausible Amazon will be the next owner of the company that first innovated and advanced touchscreen tablets.
Consider one scenario a number of Democratic strategists see as more than plausible: Crist, still popular outside of conservative Republican circles, endorses Obama and helps his campaign in Florida in 2012.
Sure, on one level, the theory appears plausible: China has around 20percentt of the world's population but only about 7percentt of the planet's arable land, so it seems obvious that Beijing might look abroad in search of farmland to feed its people.
You could chalk this game up to a poor performance by the U.S. but perhaps a different scenario is just as plausible: Canada is actually pretty good, and on the verge of a big jump up the FIFA rankings as well.
