While Augusta National may act as if its parking lots are private property, Craft said, as long as they use public utilities - sewers, for example - they are public.
He finds it efficient and cost-effective, but sometimes not as much fun, say, as using the phone.
What the sentence says, as used on that occasion, is true, as John sure is sober on the day in question, but uttering the sentence pragmatically implicates something false: Namely, that John is at least sometimes drunk.
"They were supporting me and him," Kiefer said, as Connors used to say.
"This is the vote on P.N.T.R.," Senator Max Baucus, Democrat of Montana said as he used the bill's abbreviation.
"All the pipes look shiny clean, no crud," Cassidy said as he used a long mirror to peer into tight, deep openings.
"Pulling up the drawbridge" would damage the economy, he said, as he used his party conference speech to build up to next month's EU election debates.
"Look at me," she said as she dropped two used needles in the bucket.
"Vive la difference!," it seems to say, as it uses specifically theatrical tools to evoke the fantasies movies inspire.
Chatton says: "Use as much explanation as necessary".
