Although 'you' technically got to where you are at this point, the possibilities with like-minded people who happen to be in the same city are endless.
Well, if you're betting on Johnny Depp, the good news is that you've technically got a 40% chance of winning, as he's nominated twice in this category.
Wielding that status with care means voluntarily holding yourself responsible to the concerns of less powerful people because you know you could technically get away with … a lot.
You will probably be asked what you want to eat, but maybe not — you can technically get beef or pork belly, but in half a dozen visits to the restaurant I have never seen anybody order them.
You can technically get away with calling this Amsterdam duo's music 'electro punk', but whereas most bands courting such a label want to fuse those two elements, Aux Raus come across like a drunken punch-up between them - the wiry punk riffs and roars virtually taunting the techno and gabba-spewing drum machines.
You can technically get water by drinking juices, milk, soda, and other fluids, but those are high in empty calories like sugar (defeating the purpose of your goal to lose weight).
I'd been reading and enjoying Austen since college, and analyzing Zombies technically got me thinking: why not do a mashup the opposite way?
i think the first time I technically got money for DJing was when I started putting on the first Murkage Club parties and booked myself.
But even though we technically got the worm, we need to ask ourselves this: who has a repertoire of jolly carols, fresh-baked cookies, and brilliant trees, and who has gefilte fish?
"I figured why not; I was technically getting paid by them," he said.
Millach says: It's not exactly slave labour because the people working are technically getting paid.
