When his fed-up fellow citizens sternly suggest that if he must continue this behavior, he "kindly do so in the wilderness!" the newly liberated cat complies with gusto.
After dropping the actress off, the limo driver turned to me and sternly suggested I stay away from cocaine in the future.
" 'Jewish owned press' have been sternly criticised, suggesting link to Jewish reporters," he wrote on Twitter.
Mr. Murdoch's original post, written in the context of the conflict in Gaza between Israel and Hamas, asked, "Why is Jewish owned press so consistently anti-Israel in every crisis?" He followed up to write: " 'Jewish owned press' have been sternly criticized, suggesting link to Jewish reporters.
The text is obviously an attempt to build bridges with headteachers, but he looks at me sternly when I suggest that it is "re-positioning".
Looking for Flaco, Brandon seeks advice from his tough, 'hood-respected uncle (a rock-solid Mahershala Ali), who sternly tells him to handle his business himself, all while exercising the arm of his incapacitated, vacantly smiling grandmother — the scene cleverly suggests that one's "business" changes as life's responsibilities accumulate.
On 22 December 2012, a judicial committee headed by J. S. Verma, a former Chief Justice of India and one of India's most highly regarded Chief Justices and eminent jurists, was appointed by the Central government to submit a report within 30 days to suggest amendments to criminal law to sternly deal with sexual assault cases.
Clinton sternly asked Sanders to be clear about what the comment was meant to imply, suggesting he was betraying his promise to run a positive campaign with what she called an "artful smear".
"No," he replied sternly.
