By Monday, Vice President Al Gore had a backdrop of at least eight flags, presumably demonstrating that he was far more presidential than Mr. Bush.
Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama will both attend a fund-raiser on Thursday night in Washington, and then appear together on Friday for a rally in the New Hampshire town of Unity, where they will presumably demonstrate their commitment to same.
Players can hold their hands over their head in forced apology, or they can push their hands down by their sides to the ground, presumably demonstrating to everyone that they are literally pushing down their jubilation.
He erected seven stelae to celebrate a calendrical event in 702 and is named at Dos Pilas in that year, presumably demonstrating that Dos Pilas was still a vassal of Calakmul.
The frequency of use of these online facilities has been increasing rapidly, with just over 62% of registered patients using them twice or more over a 6 month period, presumably demonstrating that individuals find the services useful once they have engaged with them [ 11].
Which – despite the irritating plinkerty-plonkerty music and slightly arch narration by Barbara Flynn, presumably to demonstrate that there can be comedy in planning – this is.
Cohen does accurately cite the study, presumably to demonstrate that advocating for the monitoring of sex offenders is wrong, if not hysterically wrong.
This business of the most powerful man in the world announcing his current reading list, presumably to demonstrate a restless intellect (although there's no pop quiz to see whether he's done the reading), is comparatively new.
For decades I felt that luring, hooking, playing and releasing all fish, presumably to demonstrate one's skill and to observe and experience the quarry's antics, was silly.
He reviewed them entry by entry, presumably to demonstrate that with Mr. Gupta's busy schedule — his days were filled with back-to-back-to-back meetings — it would not have been surprising that he made phone calls immediately after a Goldman meeting.
