There they will succeed or openly fail, but in either case they will look specific, concrete — somebody's best shot, or just somebody's shot, which is what live performance should be.
Can somebody show me concrete numbers on that?
He's away: stories of jam, toast, scones; somebody diving onto concrete and a Ferrari on the run from the police.
Somebody had stolen the concrete statue of a Greek goddess from the shared garden of her sheltered housing.
The first idea was "somebody being under a concrete truck while the truck was unloading," but "when we realized no one could survive that," it was changed to a teenager who jumps into wet cement on a dare.
"I think it would be unfair to say which clubs have actually rang up about David until we get a concrete off from somebody".
"It's great that somebody's finally got a concrete example of an infectious disease leading to the extinction of a species," says ecologist Andy Dobson of Princeton University.
"If Dal's not going to take any concrete steps, then somebody has to, is what I keep thinking over and over again," said an Anonymous member who attended the rally.
"When somebody buries you with dirt and mud and concrete, and somebody says, 'No, you didn't do it,' " Mr. Evans, 58, said in an interview here, "they already threw the mud and dirt.
As spokesman for the superhero, Peter Tangen, told the Seattle news site Publicola that Mr. Fodor had raced to the scene after hearing "somebody had just been body-slammed onto the concrete".
