Somewhere, a dorm room is missing its poster.
AT the airport security checkpoints, I always look at the hodgepodge of folding tables and figure that somewhere, a church basement is missing its furniture.
Before this week's Chelsea flower show, which Don is covering for the BBC, he said: "Councils are selling them off and say they'll find allotment space somewhere else, but this is missing the point.
That being so, I put on my robe, rapped the gavel, and said from the bench, "If you accept that the two forms are equal, I think you would write attorney generals' cars and not attorneys general's cars — for obvious reasons (a sense of the sight and sound of words has to kick in somewhere or the writer is missing one or two marbles)." What would I personally do?
Of the copies with a TPase-encoding segment only (group F), 58% (18 copies) are located at the ends of short scaffolds (≤5,598-bp ≤5,598-bphey may be incomplethuseithey because the rest of the sequence is present somayhere else or it is missing.
The band was openly anti-Bush and against the Iraq War from the beginning; on March 17 , 2003 only hours after President Bush announced plans to invade Iraq, the band performed live in Hollywood with messages reading "How many Iraqis per gallon?" and "Somewhere in Texas, a Village is Missing an Idiot," scrolled across the stage.
He learns that the fourth son, Private First Class James Francis Ryan, is a paratrooper and is missing in action somewhere in Normandy.
But somewhere between theory and practice something is missing.
Somewhere in Britain a waltzer's control booth is missing its big gob.
