They remind us of time, hence the venerable history of the cuckoo clock.
Still, I found myself dipping into it all the time; hence all those sticky notes.
Kawauchi has said she likes photographing 'things that live for a short time', hence recurring images of bugs, butterflies, clouds and fireworks.
While visibility isn't perfect, we think that both projects have a favourable chance of starting on time, hence potentially removing major overhang.
To win, Mr Kerry needs more white male voters than the meagre 36% Al Gore won last time; hence his sterling attempts to seem macho.
Products are thus built up by progressively adding material, one layer at a time: hence the technology's other name, additive manufacturing.
AIG's liquidity crunch was thought to count as one at the time, hence the offer of an $85 billion emergency loan from the Fed.
This has been concerning governments for some time, hence the repeated bouts of what is called quantitative easing, a form of printing money.
The lens is made of crystallin proteins that are tremendously durable, but they change chemically in ways that diminish their elasticity over time — hence the farsightedness that most people develop beginning in their fourth decade.
Conduct and ethics The doctors claim they have been complaining about these issues to IHMS for some time, hence the invitation of the health contractor for them to put their complaints in writing.
"I did the smart thing and prudent thing this time, hence I'm back in a week".
