Grant denied this, which understandably surprised Pemberton.
Which, understandably, can make them quite upset.
A fact which, understandably, she prefers not to dwell on.
There was construction at her hotel, which understandably affected her comfort.
Nabucco entered on a live horse, which understandably appeared to be bored.
There is still "a great deal of uncertainty" over how they will be managed, "which understandably leaves many fishing communities concerned their livelihoods may hang in the balance".
Beethoven was persuaded by his publisher to replace the gritty, dissonant fugue, which understandably baffled listeners, with a more digestible finale.
"Whistlejacket" was, presumably, too big for the Frick, which, understandably, has gone for chamber pictures that could be comfortably installed in its exhibition space.
The locale does recall, however, the French Riviera, which long ago inspired some of Hitchcock's best work and which, understandably, he may feel nostalgic about now.
Despite being included in a Tate re-hang, which understandably aligns Blake with the Romantics, he doesn't sit comfortably with them.
All the research would do is speed up work that had hitherto depended on human eggs, which, understandably, are in short supply.
