We pulled on rubber boots and forded the river, which, owing to the lack of rain, was running low.
It is a law-breaking trend which, owing to Government budget cuts, could soon be replicated across the country.
Near the end of the war there was a final call-out of Jews in Buchenwald, which, owing to his savvy ways, he did not heed.
I watched a lot of comedy this week, too, which, owing to Netflix's aggressive cornering of the standup market, has never been easier to do.
This is part of the legacy of Iraq and Afghanistan, which, owing to the prevailing hero culture of the military, risks being missed.
More disturbing is what's known as a "complete hydatidiform mole," in which, owing to a gross genetic aberration, a placenta develops without a fetus attached to it.
I saw the results hanging at her studio, each nine feet high by seven feet wide, and terrific: arbitrary fragments of the wallpaper which, owing to the formalizing power of rectangles, feel discretely composed.
I was earning between 50p and 80p a parcel, which, owing to the time it took me to deliver them, works out at less than £4 an hour even before expenses.
From it, we looked directly upon the eastern face of the Cheung Kong Center, which, owing to its intentionally accommodating design, is known as the Box That the Bank of China Came In.
The only thing he was worried about was the word "foam," which, owing to its trendiness in the nineties, had become a symbol of everything pretentious and unnatural about nineties cuisine.
Tantrums (slogan: "Relaxation after devastation") opened in December last year in an anonymous business park next to US 290, which, owing to interminable roadworks, can make a strong claim to be Houston's most irritating freeway.
