We may sever the ties for a while, she suggests, but family is the movie that none of us can rewrite or rewind.
Another founder, a 26-year-old yoga instructor and artist who said her name was Angelina Dreem — "I'm going to roll with that for a while," she said — suggested that the goal was partly to redefine post-college socializing.
While the restaurants she suggested were definitely popular spots, they weren't exactly places I wouldn't have been able to find without a quick Yelp search for top-rated local restaurants.
He chased her down, and, after a brief confrontation, she suggested while walking away that he return to his "fucking country".
As far as Facebook as a company, Meeker said that while she can't give specific financial advice, she suggested that while right now might be the best time to buy its stock because of the general tumult surrounding it, overall Facebook is not going anywhere.
She suggested that, while the individual mandate seems vulnerable to being ruled unconstitutional, striking down the entire law seems "highly unlikely, and to my way of thinking, highly undesirable, because I think it's unnecessary".
She suggests that while prosecutors may not intentionally take race into account, death penalty cases are both symbolic and subjective, and issues of race inevitably factor in.
She suggests that while prosecutors may not intentionally take race into account, death penalty cases are both symbolic and subjective, and issues of race inevitably factor in. Danalynn Recer, founder and executive director of the Gulf Region Advocacy Center, discusses accusations that race affects sentencing in death penalty cases.
She suggests that while we can't ignore the elephant in the room (or the room-sized computer, or the iPad 2 advertisements), a writer's optimism says, "Hope is what we exercise in spite of our knowledge that things may not get better".
