Sentence examples for which may be where from inspiring English sources
To find the equivalent of the Pythons' kind of wordplay and punning (verbal and visual) you have to turn to written humor, which may be where some of the Pythons' inspiration came from in the first place.
"Your face like dead woman and your eyes red like soucriant," a woman says in Rhys's novel "Wide Sargasso Sea," which may be where the playwright-turned-screenwriter Moira Buffini first read it.
The aesthetics The grainy footage of the Republican frontrunner's ad casts it in a Cold War-era shroud of intrigue and deception, which may be where we're headed if Trump has his way: trust no one!
His father was in the textile business and his mother in the fashion industry, which may be where he derives a favorite analogy: "People think a snakeskin is slimy, like a slug, but in fact, it feels like a beaded purse".
There's a place for you to make Posts (your thoughts and news, like Facebook's Wall); there's a Stream (an endless scrolling page of your friends' posts, like Facebook's News Feed); and even a little +1 button (a clone of Facebook's Like button), which may be where Google+ gets its peculiar name.
Truthfully, anyone who wants to be able to do a pull-up will have to work really, really hard, which may be where studies suggesting women can't do pull-ups have erred in the past.
This leads to the concept of "frosted glass" LSCs, which may be useful where a large amount of light transparency is not required.
As offshoots of this auction, we also suggest other simple auctions (in which truthful bidding is not an equilibrium by suppliers) which may be suitable where incentives to suppliers are not a big concern.
A further effect is on lyophilized kit-type samples of DOTATOC which may be used, where the adequate vol% of ethanol is added immediately prior to the addition of the purified 68Ga generator eluate.
Other possibilities include follicular-B helper T-cells which make CXCL13 in the follicles of secondary lymphoid tissues [ 53], as well as stromal organizer cells which may be present where TLT development is occurring [ 4, 58, 59].
The "reach" tactic is more common in octopuses with longer arms, which may be the ones where female cannibalism is more likely.
