By the time of Quinn's inquest, he had signed a new statement in which the word "no" had appeared, so that it read: "I ascertained that no Military Personnel had fired from Springmartin Road …" A few minutes after the deaths of Mullan and Quinn, another group of people, gathered opposite the Henry Taggart memorial hall, 250 yards to the south, also came under fire.
I thought -- but only the next morning, after a clipped call to 311, the city's information hot line, from which I ascertained that sand theft is illegal -- that this digging could characterize immigration: you take what you can from your home country, toss it into bags and get ready to flee, hoping the grains will last you.
From the rest of Twitter, which got very active at 10.31pm, I ascertained that the something is not nice.
My first morning of a new season, having bought the newspaper from the same kiosk lady who sees a narrow slice of Spoleto from her little blind, I ascertain that the barrista dispensing the cappuccino I have dreamed of all year is still turning out a brew our own indifferent coffee jerks can't manage.
In the event of us entering into a business relationship, I ascertain that in addition to an agreed monthly fee, you will also benefit from heavy traffic to your site which would in turn increase your earnings.
"And no one told you to stop doing that?" I asked her, likely ascertaining the cause of her pain.
This device serves no purpose that I can ascertain — it's not near any of the phones, so you can't see it when you pick up a call — and I have no recollection of its ever coming into the house.
My friend, who has three teen daughters, summed up the views expressed by that camp: "After I've ascertained that my daughter is in a relationship that's based on love and trust, and that it's not about a booty call, then I'm okay with it.
Gosh, OK, I was going to show you how your numbers compare to the traditional numbers that were ascertained.
I have ascertained that Volume I of the document book was translated by 8 April Volume II and III on 11 April, and Volume IV and V a few days later.
