Ma had hinted earlier that he was, "very interested in something like that," when referring to a possible partnership with Apple's newly unveiled mobile payment system.
Note that, when referring to secondary sources (such as public media reports), we will sometimes use wordings such as 'apparently' or 'seems to', in order to indicate that access to primary sources would be desirable for an in-depth analysis.
He called What Separates Me from You "the slowest for stuff like that", when referring to song titles.
Just like Seinfeld's comedic line, "Not that there's anything wrong with that," when referring to homosexual behavior, "Is it racist," has become the new tagline to uncomfortable words ushered between people.
Shakespeare plundered Cavendish's manuscript for his play Henry VIII, and not just for that; when Cavendish refers to an ambitious man as "hungry and lean", you can hear Will's brain whirring.
We always referred to that when we were rehearsing as, "This is not buzzing".
I do type quotes that particularly move me into the notes section on my iphone, and do refer to that when needed.
The other part of our name, OIC, rather than being a boring acronym, refers to that moment when something that was not clear is understood.
The Volmer-Weber mode refers to that produced when the surface free energy of the substrate is smaller than the sum of the interfacial and deposit free energies.
The bedtime story that Peter refers to when talking to Lois about how she makes him sad is the "Story of Little Suck-a-Thumb" from the German children's book Struwwelpeter.
