"I do sometimes think: presumably there will come a point where I just don't get stuff on any more.
Shaun Wright-Phillips takes up position on England's left flank, I think, presumably prompting Aaron Lennon to move across to the right.
A 1977 Apple II computer sits in the background, near a poster that reads "Think" – presumably a nod to Apple's "Think different" advertising campaign of the late 1990s.
Aristotle mentions, as a corollary of the conclusion that everything that happens, happens of necessity, that "there would be no need to deliberate or to take trouble (thinking that if we do this, this will happen, but if we do not, it will not)." (Aristotle, De Interpretatione, 18b31 3) The thought, presumably, is that it is futile, because what you do will have no effect.
Somehow, the third umpire, Sundaram Ravi, after numerous replays, thought otherwise, presumably on audio, although as the noise in the ground was scarcely cacophonous it is difficult to see how Reiffel would have missed it in that case.
"They are clearly ranging further than we had thought, and presumably are seeking out prey in the region".
Thales' thought was presumably that since it is distinctive of living things to be able to initiate movement, magnets must in fact be alive or, in other words, ensouled.
Indeed, secreted serine proteases studied in pathogenic Cmm are thought to presumably facilitate the interaction between Cmm and its host plant and are believed to play a function in pathogenicity by a possible utilization of plant proteins [ 31].
Many, presumably, think "good riddance". Who needs roaches, mosquitoes or filthy flies?
Ministers presumably think that any change in the system would make them appear soft.
Between's users presumably think the cynics lack romance in their souls.Revenue will come from advertising.
