Kenny later said that he was concerned that he would fall down the stairs and lose consciousness, and was afraid that Robinson would take his firearm and use it on him or whomever else was in the building.
When a Christian purchased an indulgence from the Church, he obtained — for himself or whomever else he was trying to benefit — a reduction in the amount of time the person's soul had to spend in Purgatory, atoning for his sins, before ascending to Heaven.
On stereotypes: "It is true that not enough women of color have moved up at the same rate as white women or white men or black men or whomever else we're talking about.
This argument is almost impossible to counter, because any demonstration of experience, or even knowledge, on the part of Hillary Clinton, or anybody else, is simply turned around to demonstrate that Clinton, or whomever, is part of the problem.
"I see no reason these governments are going to willingly take significant steps by themselves to open their systems and hand power to someone else, be it a parliament or whomever," said David Roberts, director of the Qatar office of the Royal United Services Institute, a research group based in London.
The shower, though, had plenty of room for me and whomever else I might want to invite inside.
Whether Krajicek or someone else, whomever is picked will have to deal with the same deep fault lines that Helfant and his predecessors, Étienne de Villiers and Mark Miles, had to negotiate.
The showman in him, who can keep the reader interested while he picks through abstruse conspiracy theories, has gone to sleep, along with the Upper East Siders in need of soul-enlargement or whomever else he thinks he's addressing.
Your child is guaranteed to be different than whomever else's kid, but the strategies they use may work like a blessing.
